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This is a summary of part 1 lecture 1 Hormones of Evolutionary Development. With all of my summaries for this course I passed it with an 7,7 !

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Evolutionary Development Biology – Lecture 1 – evolutionary
conservation of Hormones and enzymes
Diabetes
Type 1:
 Juvenile onset (jeugd)
 Hyposecretion (te weinig afgifte) of insulin
 Insulin dependent

Type 2:
 Late onset (adult)
 Insensitive of cells to insulin
 Manage by exercise & diet

Insulin and glycogen
Peptide hormones (made of AA):
 Insulin: glucose  glycogen
 Glucagon: glycogen  glucose
The peptide hormones are evolutionary highly conserved
among eukaryotes (has a cell nucleus)

Synthesis of peptide hormones
They are synthesized as prohormones (large precursor
proteins) (example proglucagon/ POMC precursor made in
pituitary gland)
Need to be processed to being bioactive:
1. Endo (cut in the middle) and exo (cut on the side) proteolysis
(cleave into small fragments)
2. Modifications (alfa-amination, acetylation, phosphorylation); they
can now interact with receptors
From same type of prohormones different hormones are formed (tissue-
specific) (prohormone is very versatile (veelzijdig))

Synthesis via ER  Golgi
1. Regulated secretory pathway:
a. Proteins require a signal peptide
b.  exocytosis via large-dense core vesicles
c. Regulated membrane fusion
2. Constitutive secretory pathway
a. Protein have no signal peptide
b. exocytosis via membrane fragments (endosomes)
c. Unregulated membrane fusion

Dysregulation of insulin and glycogen
Dysregulation leads to obesity
Neuropsychiatric diseases are often combined with obesity

Insulin processing: protein folding
Insulin contains 2 chains: A + B chain connected via sulfide bridges
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