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HORMONES 2
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Bio Med and Pathology Mind Map on HORMONES 2, created by aahughes on 15/04/2013.
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HORMONES 2
PANCREAS, PINEAL AND THYMUS
PANCREAS - Consists of 2 different tissues
EXOCRINE TISSUE and associated ducts
Produce an alkaline fluid with digestive enzymes
delivered to small intestines to aid digestion
Endocrine cells secrete INSULIN AND GLUCAGON
Endocrine portion of pancreas - ISLETS OF LANGERHANS
3 Major cell types -
Alpha Cells - secrete Glucagon
Beta cells - secrete Insulin
Delta cells - secrete somatostatin
INSULIN AND GLUCAGON - regulators of blood glucose
TYPE I/INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES
Deficiency of insulin - destruction of PANCREATIC B-CELLS
Due to AUTOIMMUNITY
INCREASED in glucose levels stimulates the release of INSULIN
Insulin acts on cells to stimulate uptake, utilize and storage of Glucose
TYPE II/NON-INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES
Deficiency of insulin -changes of INSULIN RECEPTORS on cells
Blood Glucose levels become high as the cells do not receive signal
Insulin acts on LIVER to take up GLUCOSE from blood and store as GLYCOGEN
Acts on fat(adipose) to stimulate the uptake of glucose and convert to fat
THE PINEAL GLAND - Consist of a portion of neurones, neurological cells
Specialised secretory cells-PINEALOCYTES
They synthesize MELATONIN and secrete it directly into CBF
MELATONIN affects reproductive development and daily physiological cycles
Synthesise and secretion directly affected by light exposure
THE THYMUS
Grows during childhood - decreases in size after puberty
Secretes hormone thymosins
They stimulate development and differentiation of T-Lymphocytes
SERETONIN - Platelets, homeostasis, intestinal secretion and contraction
GASTRO INTESTINAL HORMONES - Gastrin
HISTAMINE- Mast cell/basophils part of the inflammatory process
PROSTAGLANDINS - Inflammation, clotting, pain production, bp and heart rate
ERYTHROPOIETIN - ERYTHROPOEISIS
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