Hormones II

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Bridge Isthmus
Histology Functional unit: Follicle Layer of simp cub. epi follicle cells around a colloid-filled lumen
Thyroid Hormones are T4 thyroxine, T3 Trriodothyronine AA iodinated tyrosine hormones
What are they bound to and why? Bound to Thyroxine-binding Globulin Or Albumin Prevents renal excretion
T1/2 rT3 - 5 hours T3 - 1-3 Days T4 - 5-7 Days
TH synthesis (8) 1. Thyroglobulin synth + secreted by follicle cells into colloid lumen. 2. I- trapped and A.T. into lumen. 3. I- [O] -> I2 by TPO 4. I2 attached to Tyr in colloid forming DIT/MIT 5. I-tyr linked to form T3/T4 6. Thyroglobulin endocytosed into follicle cells and combined with a lysosome. 7. Lysosomal Ez cleave T3/T4 from TG and hormone diffuses into circulation. 8. Bind to T-B G or Albumin
Major Advantage of Thyroid Thyroid Gland can store TH in colloid Release when I2 is scarce
What conversion takes place in perinephral tissues? T4->T3
Principle action of TH Metabolism - increases mobilisation of glucose/fat/protein. Calorigenic effect - 'c reg. + adaptation to cold environment. Growth + Development -synergy w/ GH
-FDBCK of TH external conditions Hypothalamus A.P. TSH TG T3/T4
What does TSH stimulate? (3) Every aspect of thyroid functioning e.g: 1. Promote release of TH into blood. 2. Increased activity of Iodine pumps. 3. Iodination of tyrosine to increase production of TH's.
Hypothyroid causes Underactive thyroid Iodine deficiency
Symptoms of hypothyroidism met rate decreases, weight increases Low plasma T3/T4 High TSH and TRH
Hashimoto's Disease Autoimmune AB attack: TSH R TPO Thyroglobulin Causes autodestruction of Follicles
Treatment for hypothyroidism L-thyroxine
hyperthyroidism (4) Excessive sweating bulging eyes ^ met. rate and O2 consumption ^HR
Graves Disease Abnormal AB mimics TSH + TSH R, induces T3/T4 release
Treatment for hyperthyroidism Surgical removal of thyroid gland Radiactive Iodine to selectively destroy most active thyroid glands Drugs that interfere w/ I- -> I2 conversion
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