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most common hormone

circulating hormone

do not circulate in blood

local hormone

-Long distance chemical messengers carried by blood


-Carried by the blood, target cells (have receptors)

circulating hormone

-Short distance


-Not carried by the blood


-Do not circulate

local hormone

targets neighboring cells


(ex: interleukin 2, prostaglandins)

paracrine

targets the same cell that secreted it

autocrine

responds to hormone (pituitary gland produces LH and FSH , testes, ovaries)

hormonal stimulus

responds to nervous system

neural stimulus

imbalance in ions or nutrients in blood.


(ex: low blood calcium - parathyroid gland which makes PTH parathyroid hormone)

humoral stimulus

What causes endocrine gland to secrete hormones?

-humoral stimulus


-neural stimulus


-hormonal stimulus

used by all lipid-soluble hormones

direct gene activation

-Hormone binds to receptors inside target cells


-Receptor hormone complex binds to a specific gene and turns on the gene

direct gene activation

used by most water-soluble hormones

second messenger activation

-Hormone (1st messenger) binds to receptor on the cells surface of the target cell


-Second messenger ex: - cyclic AMP


-Second messenger activates protein kinase

second messenger activation

cannot cross cell membranes

water-soluble hormones

can cross cell membranes

lipid-soluble hormones

derived from an amino acid (ex: epinephrine, norepinephrine)

amines

chains of amino acids (ex: growth hormone, insulin)

peptides or proteins

derived from a fatty acid called arachidonic acid (leukotrienes - inflammation, prostaglandins - labor contractions)

eicosanoids

water soluble hormones:

-amines


-peptides or proteins


-eicosanoids

produced by thyroid gland

thyroid hormone

derived from cholesterol (main), estrogen, testosterone, cortisol. Steroids produced by ovaries, testess, adrenal cortex)

steroids

main steroid?

cholesterol

lipid-soluble hormones:

-steroids


-thyroid hormone