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cAMP
- FSH, LH
- CRH, ACTH, MSH
- TSH, PTH, calcitonin
- ADH (V2 receptor)
- hCG
- GHRH
- glucagon
FLAT CHAMP
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cGMP
ANP, NO (a type of "edothelium-derived relaxing factor" (EDRF))
- ANP released in response to high blood pressure. Exact opposite effect of aldosterone
Think vasodilators
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IP3
- GnRH, Oxytocin
- TRH
- angiotensin II, ADH (V1 receptor)
- histamine (H1), gastrin
- GHRH (minor role)
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Steroid receptor
Cytosolic:
- Vitamin D
- Estrogen, Progesterone, Testosterone
- Cortisol
- Aldosterone
Nuclear:
T 3/T 4
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Intrinsic tyrosine kinase
(MAP kinase pathway)
- Insulin
- IGF-1, FGF, PDGF, EGF
- Think growth factors
- "MAP out the growth"
-
Receptor-associated tyrosine kinase
(JAK/STAT pathway)
- GH, prolactin (acidophiles)
- Immunomodulators (e.g. cytokines IL-2, IL-6, IL-8, IFN)
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Somatotrope
anterior pituitary cell that releases...
GH
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Thyrotrope
anterior pituitary cell that releases...
TSH
-
Lactotrope
anterior pituitary cell that releases...
PRL
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Gonadotropes
anterior pituitary cell that releases...
FSH, LH
-
Corticotropes
anterior pituitary cell that releases...
ACTH
-
Acidophile hormones
- Somatotropes - GH
- Lactotropes - PRL
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Basophile hormones
- Thyrotropes - TSH
- Gonadotropes - FSH, LH
- Corticotropes - ACTH, MSH
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