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Hormonal Control Option H1 The basics… Hormones are chemical messengers Secreted by endocrine glands into the blood Transported to specific target cells Binds to a matching receptor that sends a signal inside the cell Can cause the cell to make a protein or divide or ….. Different types of hormones STEROIDS – eg progesterone Produced by ovary/placenta, acts on the uterus to maintain endometrium during pregnancy. PROTEINS – eg leptin Produced by adipose tissue, acts on the hunger centre of the hypothalamus to signal to the brain that body has eaten enough. TYROSINE DERIVATIVE – eg thyroid hormone Produced by thyroid gland, acts in many areas to determine basal metabolic rate AMINE – eg adrenalin (epinephrine) Produced by adrenal glands, acts on heart, eyes, muscles, digestive system to prepare body for “fight or flight” response Steroids and Proteins act differently Steroid hormones [estrogen/testosterone] pass directly across the plasma membranes of target cells. They bind to receptor proteins inside the cytoplasm of these cells for form a hormonereceptor complex. This complex regulates gene transcription – for some it is promoted and others inhibited. http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/olc/dl/120109/bio46.swf Protein or peptide hormones [insulin / TRH / ADH] do not enter cells. They bind to receptors on the plasma membrane. This causes the release of a secondary messenger inside the cell, which in turn changes the activities of the cell. Now for the thinking part of the lesson….. Get into groups of 3 Decide on a scribe and a timekeeper Answer the two questions on the next slide as fully as you can Include diagrams in your answers Put it on a piece of poster paper Outline the relationship between the hypothalamus and the pituitary gland Explain the control of ADH (vasopressin) secretion by negative feedback And now…. One person – NOT the scribe – stay where you are The other 2 group members move around so that you are totally mixed and not with anyone you were with before The person who stayed, explain the answers to the new group members ANY QUESTIONS?