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Mechanism of Action of hormones
Receptors
Hormones bind with specific receptors to exert
their actions
Receptors may be present :
1. On the cell membrane
2. In the cytoplasm
3. In the nucleus
Earl. W. Sutherland received Nobel prize for his
discoveries on mechanism of hormone action in
1971.
Receptors
Hormone-receptor complex binds activates a
series of signal generating mechanisms via
cascade of enzymatic reactions
Signal molecules increase in each step leading
to manifold increase in the action ? Signal
amplification
Peptide and amine hormones bind to cell
surface receptors
Steroid
and thyroid hormones bind to
intracellular receptor
Mutation of receptors causes diseases
1. Familial hypothyroidism due to mutation
of TSH receptors
2. Color blindness due to mutation of
receptors for cone pigment
3. Nephrogenic diabetes insipidus due to
mutation of V2 vasopressin receptors
Quantity and sensitivity of receptors
Regulated by the hormone concentrations
1. Up-regulation
2. Down ? regulation
3. Desensitization
Types of receptors
Ion channel linked receptors
G-protein coupled receptors
Enzyme linked receptors
G-proteins
Small G ?Proteins:
1. Rab family
2. Rac Family
3. Ras Family
Large G-proteins:
Gs, Gi, Gq, Gt and G13
S.NO. Hormones using receptor
tyrosine kinase signaling
1
Fibroblast growth factor
2
Growth hormone
3
Hepatocyte growth factor
4
Insulin
5
Insulin like growth factor
6
Leptin
7
Prolactin
8
Vascular endothelial growth factor
S.NO.
Hormones using adenylyl cyclase ?Camp
messenger system
1
ACTH
2
Angiotensin II
3
Calcitonin
4
Catecholamines ( receptors)
5
CRH
6
FSH, LH
7
Glucagon
8
HCG
9
PTH
10
Secretin
11
Somatostain
12
TSH
13
Vasopressin (V2 receptor)
S.NO. Hormones using Phospholipase -
C second messenger system
1
Angiotensin II
2
Catecholamines ( receptors)
3
GnRH
4
GHRH
5
Oxytocin
6
TRH
7
Vasopressin (V1 receptor)
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