1 / 9

Hormones

Hormones. Martina Tycová, Tereza Mlatečková. What are hormones?. from Greek word „horman“ = drive activity organic substances biocatalyzer are secreted by plants and animals carry out communication between organs, tissues and cells are first messenger. carry out - uskutečnit.

hayley
Télécharger la présentation

Hormones

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. Hormones Martina Tycová, Tereza Mlatečková

  2. What are hormones? • from Greek word „horman“ = drive activity • organic substances • biocatalyzer • are secreted by plants and animals • carry out communication between organs, tissues and cells • are first messenger carry out - uskutečnit

  3. Hormones create endocrine gland. gland – žláza create - tvořit

  4. Pituitary • a major edocrine gland in vertebrates • consists of two parts: anterior pituitary (adenohypophysis) posterior pituitary (neurohypophysis) • the anterior pituitary is called the „master gland“, because it secretes several hormones → affects the other endocrine glands • products hormon somatotropin = growth hormon vasopresin = has effect bloodpressure oxytocin = causes the uterus to contract during birth anterior – přední posterior - zadní

  5. Thyroid gland • main hormons of thyroid contain 3-4 atoms of iodine in molecule • 90% iodine in body go through thyroid gland • hormons of thyroid influence proteosynthesis • thyroxin regulates the rate of metabolism • trijodthyronin (T3)+thyrosin = stimulate synthesis mRNR and proteins, support differentiation of cells • calcitonin – declines concentration of calcium in a blood In parathyroid is one important hormon parathormon, which operates metabolism of calcium and phosphate. His deficiency provoke convulsions. Total deficiency implicate death. decline – snižovat provoke – vyvolávat convulsions – křeče implicate - způsobovat

  6. Adrenals Hormons from the adrenal cortex regulate glucose and a metabolism. • are important in helping an individual cope with stress • adrenalin – seperate out into the blood at stress → implicate increasing concentration of glucose • noradrenalin – increase blood preassure

  7. Pancreas • Synthesises 2 important peptid hormons – insulin and glucagon Insulin • supports production and storing of lipids and carbohydrates, increases synthesis of protein, makes possible entry glucose to tissues, absence of insulin implicate disease diabetes Glukagon • Supports degradation of store substances, has an oppossite effect than insulin Storing -zásobní

  8. Sex hormons • Secrete steroids hormons Female • Estrogens – support growth of sexual organs, evolution of secondary sexual signs, implicate excluding sodium and water in our body, decrease level of cholesterol in blood • Progesterons – prepare sexual organs for gravidity Male • Testosterons - support growth of sexual organs, evolution of secondary sexual signs, are necessary for ageing sperm Secrete – vylučovat excluding - zadržovat Evolution – vývoj ageing - zrání

  9. Thank you for your attention.

More Related