Mechanism of Homrmone Action

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Exocrine Vs Endocrine Glands

Regulation of Endocrine Glands

This Lecture
Classification of Hormones

Mechanism of Hormone actions


Classification of Hormones

Peptide Hormones

Amino acid derivative

Steroid Hormones
Classification of Hormones

Peptide Hormones
Thyroxine
E Amino acid derivative
Epinephrine
N Nor-Epinephrine
D Steroid Hormones
Dopamine
S Serotonin
Classification of Hormones

Estrogen Progesterone
Peptide Hormones Testosterone
Glucocorticoid Mineralocorticoid
Amino acid derivative
1,25- dihydroxycholecalciferol

Steroid Hormones
Classification of Hormones

Peptide Hormones

All remaining hormones


Amino acid derivative

Steroid Hormones
Mechanism of hormone action
Many hormone action involves
“G- Protein activation”
H
ECF
Plasma
Gβ GƳ Membrane
Membrane
Gα enzyme
GDP

Replacement of GDP by GTP


GTP
Intrinsic
ECF
H GTPase
Activity Plasma
Gβ GƳ Membrane
Membrane
Gα enzyme
GTP
Activation

Signal
Transduction

Biological Action
ECF
H
Plasma
Gβ GƳ Membrane
Membrane
Gα enzyme
GDP
Activation
Inactivation

Signal
Transduction

Biological action
Mechanism of hormone action
Adenyl Cyclase-Cyclic AMP system
H
ECF
Plasma
Gβ GƳ Membrane
Adenylyl 5-AMP

Cyclase
Phospho-
ATP cAMP diesterase

Activation of
Physiological Effect Protein Kinase A

Synthesis of Phosphorylation of
Phosphoproteins cellular proteins
ECF
H
Plasma
Gβ GƳ Membrane
Increases cAMPAdenylylDecreases cAMP
5-AMP

Cyclase
GHRH NE via α-2 Receptor
GnRH Phospho-
Somatostatin
ATP cAMP diesterase
FSH
NE via β-1 Receptor Activation of
Physiological Effect Protein Kinase A

Synthesis of Phosphorylation of
Phosphoproteins cellular enzymes
ADH TRH

Membrane Phospholipid- Phospholipase System


(via IP3 & DAG)

PIP2 Phosphotidyl Inositol Biphosphate

IP3 Inositol Tri-phosphate

DAG Di-acyl-glycerol
H
ECF
Plasma
Phospho- Membrane
Gq lipase C PIP2

Endoplasmic
Ca++
Reticulum IP3 DAG

Protein Kinase-C activation


Ca-BP
Or Enzyme activity

Physiological
Effect
ANP NO

Guanylyl Cyclase-Cyclic GMP System


H
ECF
Plasma
Membrane
GC

GTP cGMP

Physiological Effect Activation


Kinases Phosphatase

Synthesis of Phosphorylation of
Phosphoproteins proteins
Intracellular Receptor System
ECF
Plasma
Membrane

Receptor Hormone Receptor Complex

DNA

Nucleus
Ribosome
ECF
Plasma
Membrane

Physiological Effect
Hormone Receptor Complex

Protein
DNA
Hormone
Response
Nucleus Element m-RNA
Ribosome
Insulin

Tyrosine Kinase Activation System


H
ECF

Activation
Exposure of
of Phosphate Plasma
Intrinsic Membrane
Binding Site
Tyrosin Kinase activity
Auto-phosphorylation
T T
Intracellular Phosphorylation Intracellular
T T T
T Proteins
Proteins
T T

Phosphorylation of Enzymes
Biological Serine Kinase
effects Threonine Kinase
Almost similar to Tyrosin Kinase Pathway

Growth Hormone

JAK-STAT Pathway

JAK Jannus Tyrosin Kinase

Signal Transducer and Activator of


STAT
Transcription Protein
GH
ECF

Receptor Plasma
R R Dimer Membrane

Dimer attract
a pair of
Intra cellular
Tyrosin Kinase Enzyme
Phosphorylation
of Proteins
Nucleus
Modulation of Activation of
gene expression transcription factors
Calcium Calmodulin System
H Ca++ ECF

Plasma
Membrane
Calcium
Channel

Endoplasmic Calmodulin
Reticulum

Biological Effects
Messenger system
Messenger system

Endocrine HGland

Primary Messenger = Hormone

Cyclic AMP Cell


Physiological
Cyclic GMP Secondary Messengers
Effect
I3P, DAG Intracellular Ca++ ion
mRNA Phosphoproteins
Advantages of Secondary Messengers

Amplification of primary signal

Response diversification
This Lecture
Classification of Hormones

Mechanism of Hormone actions

Advantages of secondary messenger

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