Lecture13 Endocrine Part1

An introduction to the Endocrine System, hormone signaling and regulation.

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Thanks for another great lecture. I have a question regarding oxytocin: do males produce and use the hormone? I assume that if they do, they only have the brain receptors (which cause the bonding/attachment effect) for it since they don't have a uterus or mammary glands. Is that a correct assumption?

[@PhysiologyforStudents]

D'Andre - this is such an interesting question! The research on oxytocin is still ongoing. I've searched for a review article on pubmed.com for you which is always a great way to see what the latest information is. I found this one: www.physiology.org/doi/full/10.1152/physrev.2001.81.2.629 It shows that oxytocin receptors are actually found in several tissues in addition to the brain including the male reproductive tract, heart and other organs. Very interesting! The male functions are still being researched - but as you might imagine, linked to reproductive responses.

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Are you using Lauralee Sherwood's/Robert Kell's Human Physiology from Cells to Systems? This is so helpful, thank you.

[@PhysiologyforStudents]

Hi Nic, yes! www.cengage.com/c/human-physiology-from-cells-to-systems-9e-sherwood

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[@PhysiologyforStudents]

Hello Nikita! This set of lectures is based on Sherwood Physiology: www.amazon.com/Human-Physiology-Systems-Lauralee-Sherwood/dp/1285866932/ref=sr_1_1?crid=L7ROXQEH9S10&dchild=1&keywords=laura+lee+sherwood+human+physiology&qid=1594616017&sprefix=human+physiology+laura%2Caps%2C216&sr=8-1 But I also highly recommend Silverthorn Physiology: www.amazon.com/Human-Physiology-Integrated-Approach-8th/dp/0134605195/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=dee+silverthorn+human+physiology&qid=1594616036&sr=8-1

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you are amazing I have only one comment about hormones produced by the hypothalamus what about MSH?

[@PhysiologyforStudents]

Thank you for your comments Roufail. Yes, there is MSH. We did not have time to cover that here, but it is certainly clinically relevant. I'll make sure to update it if we do this lecture again.

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Where can I find the chart you refer to at the end of the lecture?

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Hi Tracy. We post our notes and resources on our website: www.p4s-education.com/

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Hi Dr. S I have a question, How can I get the chart?

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[@roufailmelki6015]

one more comment there are only 6 hormones produced by the hypothalamus PRH / PIH / DOPAMINE : are the same hormone only name change ....

[@PhysiologyforStudents]

Thank you for the corrections Roufail!

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Thanks again for this lecture. I understood that you will link a chart here? I don’t manage to find it 🙈

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Hello JkaPink all notes and resources are on our website! www.p4s-education.com/

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