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Growth Hormone

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  1. 1Growth or an increase in size can be of what two forms?hyperplasia (increased number)
    hypertrophy (increased cell size)
  2. 2What are the two approaches to measuring growth?quantitatively or qualitatively
  3. 3What two things are needed for growth to take place?fuel source and building blocks
  4. 4What influences the availability of fuel and building blocks?hormones
  5. 5What class of hormone is Growth Hormone?peptide hormone
  6. 6What does growth hormone do?causes growth in almost all tissues of the body, promotes hyperplasia and hypertrophy, promotes cell differentiation
  7. 7How does growth hormone exist in the circulation?bound to GH binding protein (weakly)
  8. 8What produces growth hormone and via what cells?Anterior Pituitary and by somatotroph cells
  9. 9What are the stimulators for high GH levels?stress, sleep, exercise and starvation
  10. 10At the hypothalamic peptides, what stimulates GH secretion?GHRH, Ghrelin, hypoglacemia
  11. 11At the hypothalamic peptides, what inhibits GH secretion?somatostatin, Insulin like growth factor 1, states of obesity
  12. 12What is released at the periventricular nucleus to affect GH?somatostatin
  13. 13What is released at the arcuate nucleus to affect GH?GHRH
  14. 14What stimulate the arcuate nucleus?sleep, stress, exercise, fasting
  15. 15What kind of secretion rhythm is associated with GH?Diurnal, onset of sleep
  16. 16What kind of secretion pattern does GH follow?pulsatile
  17. 17The substances released from the PVN and the AN travel to the anterior pituitary via which system?hypophyseal portal blood system
  18. 18What type of processes in the body are affected by acute GH release?metabolic processes
  19. 19What kind of effect does long term GH secretion have?growth promotion
  20. 20What action does GH have regarding protein metabolism?increased amino acid use, increased protein synthesis, decreased protein catabolism
  21. 21Does GH work to preserve or use protein in the body?preserve protein stores
  22. 22What effect does GH have on lipid metabolism?decreased lipogenesis to maintain blood glucose levels
  23. 23What is the term for the way in which GH affects carbohydrate metabolism?diabetogenic
  24. 24What are the main actions GH has on carbohydrate metabolism?decreased glucose uptake and oxidation, increased gluconeogenesis, increased blood glucose
  25. 25What are involved in coordinating the long term effects of GH?use of somatomedins
  26. 26What is the factor that GH releases into serum to mediate its own actions?insulin-like growth factor 1
  27. 27Where in the body is IGF-1 produced?liver and some locally in tissues
  28. 28What does IGF-1 do wrt GH actions?integrates GH secretion and mediates local growth
  29. 29What does IGF-1 bind to?IGF binding proteins
  30. 30What cell processes, as part of growth, does IGF-1 act on?differentiation, clonal expansion and maturation
  31. 31If IGF-1 mediated local effects work on tissues to promote growth, where in the body are IGF-1 mediated endocrine effects carried out?liver, provides a feedback loop from liver to arcuate nucleus
  32. 32Plasma IGF-1 is a measure of what?GH secretion
  33. 33How are GH effects different between species?effects are only species-specific - GH from another species has no effect on a different one
  34. 34GH and which other hormone have similar amino acid sequences?prolactin
  35. 35Although GH is a weak promoter of milk synthesis, in cattle GH is a strong inducer of what?lactogenesis
  36. 36What causes the secretion of excess GH?pituitary tumours
  37. 37What happens if there is excess GH present in early life?giantism (before the epiphyseal growth plates have closed)
  38. 38What happens if there is excess GH present in adulthood?acromegaly (closed epiphyseal plates)
  39. 39What does acromegaly present as in cats?soft tissue swelling of internal organs, skull expansion, lower jaw protrusion
  40. 40What is the effect of a GH deficit and what may cause this?dwarfism - pituitary malformation/ GH receptor mutation

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