Endocrinology - Adrenal Gland Hormones

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beautifully made. .. but there is a mistake. . zona glomerulosa not controlled by ACTH production .. mineralocorticoid system regulated by serm potassium K and Ang2 .. if problems develop in anterior pit only glucocoticoids and androgens are affected

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Zona Glomerulosa is regulated by Renin-angiotensin.

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Amal Ali correct. Though ACTH is the second activator of zona glumerulosa

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ACTH is necessary for aldosterone secretion but has little effect in controlling the rate of secretion

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Cortisol increases glycogen breakdown, not synthesis

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Cortisol increase glycogen stores in liver, not breakdown

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*the ACTH regulates only the F-zone and R-zone , doesn't affect the G-zone

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Hey , you explained very well . I just want to say there is some correction needed where you say that ACTH stimulates aldosterone release. But the regulation of aldosterone is mostly related to angiotensin and potassium ion conc. in ECF. ACTH affects directly to zona fasciculata to release cortisol by increasing cAMP activity.

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Excellent video. But to give you full mark you need to explain why the immune system would be suppressed (and it is not due to decrease of pain) and why osteoporosis is enhanced . Why would the body react in such a negative way to ACTH release?

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