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NSG 532 Rush – Endocrine Exam |Questions with
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What are the two classes of steroid hormones? - ✔️✔️corticosteroids and sex steroids



What are examples of steroid hormones? (4) - ✔️✔️Corticosteroids of adrenal cortex --
aldosterone, cortisol, androgen


Sex steroid hormones of testis -- testosterone, DHT


Sex steroid of ovaries -- estrogen, progesterone


Renal Calcitriol


What are the amine hormones epinephrine and norepinephrine produced from?



What Amino Acid? - ✔️✔️A single tyrosine amino acid


Made in the adrenal medulla



What are the amine hormones Tetraiodothyronine and Triiodothyronine made from? - ✔️✔️two
iodinated tyrosine amino acid residues


What is the amine hormone Melatonin derived from?



Process of how melatonin is produced.... - ✔️✔️Derived from amino acid tryptophan


Hydroxylation + decarboxylation of tryptophan generates serotonin neurotransmitter

,Acetylation and methylation of serotonin neurotransmitter yields production of melatonin


What are some characteristics of amine hormones?


-Synthesized
-examples
-properties

-receptors - ✔️✔️Synthesized from amino acids tyrosine and tryptophan


Include epinephrine, norepinephrine, T3/T4, and melatonin


Have properties common to both peptide (hydrophillic) and steroid hormones (hydrophobic)


Epi/Norepi/Melatonin act on G protein coupled receptors


T3/T4 bind on nuclear membrane


Epi/Norepi/Melatonin function similar to peptide hormones


T3/T4 function similar to steroids



Describe the 3 areas of distinction between amine hormones - ✔️✔️Water solubility

Epi/Norepi/Melatonin are hydrophilic
T3/T4 are hydrophobic


Blood Transport

,Epi/Norepi/Melatonin are dissolved in plasma
T3/T4 are transported by carrier proteins in the bloodstream


Cellular receptors
Epi/Norepi/Melatonin interact with GPCR
T3/T4 have cytoplasmic and intranuclear receptors



What glands do amine hormones originate from? What does each gland produce? - ✔️✔️Thyroid
gland -- T3/T4


Adrenal medulla -- Norepi/Epi


Pineal gland -- Melatonin



Contrast between hormone transport of the different types of hormones - ✔️✔️Water Soluble
peptide/protein and amine hormones
Will circulate freely in the plasma


Water Insoluble steroid and amine hormones (T3/T4) will be bound to transport proteins



How are water insoluable proteins transported in the blood - ✔️✔️transport proteins such as
albumin and globulin



Describe the role of Cell Membrane receptors in regard to hormones - ✔️✔️Act in cell-cell
communications by binding an extracellular, hydrophilic ligand



integral membrane proteins domains - ✔️✔️1. Extracellular (binding) domain - binds to the
ligand

, 2. Transmembrane domain - transmits the signal to the cytoplasmic domain


3. Signal Transduction Domain-generates signal transduction



What are the 4 major types of Cell Membrane Receptors? - ✔️✔️Ionotropic cell membrane
receptors --- found on ion channels


Metabotropic Cell Membrane Receptors -- indirectly linked with ion channels


Guanine nucleotide binding protein coupled cell membrane receptors


Tyrosine Kinase Cell Membrane Receptors



Describe the general pathway of G Protein Coupled Receptors - ✔️✔️Alpha subunit of G Protein -
- inactive while bound


Ligand will bind to receptor -- phosphorylate alpha subunit of G Protein


Activate subunit binds and activates either adenylyl cyclase or phospholipase on the cell
membrane


Generates a signal transduction and cellular response



Describe Tyrosine Kinase receptors - ✔️✔️Cell membrane receptors activated through ligand-
induced dimerization and auto-phosphorylation of tyrosine residues in the cytoplasmic domain


Activates cytoplasmic relay proteins and results in a response --relay proteins come up to
receptor to get phosphorylated and activated

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