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Anterior lobe<br><br><ul><li>except prolactin .. anterior lobe stimulate the production of hormones by a peripheral endocrine gland or the liver .
Hypothalamic factors control release of antrrior lobe </li></ul>
posterior lobe<br><br><ul><li>Hormones in posterior are storaged only. secreted from hypothalamus and storaged in posterior lobe. posterior lobe hormones stimiulate directly </li></ul>
GH,ACTH,MSH,TSH,FSH,LH,PROLACTIN
GH:growth of bones and muscles and anti insulin activity<br><br><ul><li>1.stimulate growth of bones and muscles
2.dec carbs metabolism
3-promots protein and fat metabolism </li></ul>
ACTH: inc. adreno cortical hormone<br><br><ul><li>inc synthesis and realese</li></ul>
GHRH (+) .. Somatostatin(-)
MSH: Melanocytes
CRH
TSH: inc thyroid hormones :T3 & T4
FSH: stimulate female follicle and male sperm
TRH:thyroid releasing hormone
LH: ovulation and increase progestrone and estrogen and male testosterone
GnRH<br><br><ul><li>Estrogen
progesterone
testosterone</li></ul>
prolactin: stimulate milk production
Dopamine inhibts prolactin<br><br><ul><li>hyper lactinimeia:
1-lactotrophic secreting cells
give dopamine agonist
2.drug induced by dopamine antagonist</li></ul>
OXYTOCIN, ADH
ADH: decrease diuresis by NA & water reabsorption by kidney
Oxytocin: contract pregnant uterus and milk production
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