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Learning Reproduction in Farm Animals
04-Endocrine Glands & Hormones
Learning Objectives:
To understand what the reproductive endocrine glands and hormones are.
To understand the characteristics and functions of these hormones.
To understand how the concentrations of these hormones in the blood are controlled.
Endocrine Glands of Reproduction
Body Diagram of Endocrine Glands
Brain Diagram of Endocrine Glands
Endocrine Control of Reproduction
Hormone - Chemical messenger produced by a ductless gland or tissue and carried in the
blood to a target organ where it effects a change in cellular activity.
Chemical types of hormones:
Peptide - Few - Several amino acids
Protein - Long chains of amino acids
Glycoprotein - Protein hormone with carbohydrate molecules
Hormone Disappearance Rate
Steroid Hormones - Sex Steroid Biosynthetic Pathway
Synthetic Hormones
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Fatty Acids
Concept of Receptors: Cells of target organ have specific receptors for hormones.
For protein & peptide hormones - receptor is in plasma membrane.
For steroid homrones - receptor is in nucleus
For prostaglanding hormones - receptor is in plasma membrane.
Hormone Receptor Activation
d Hormone Chemical Class Principal Functions
yafian Follicle Estrogens (Estradiol) Steroid Mating behavoir, Secondarycharacteristics, Maintenance
female duct system , Mamm
growth
Inhibin (Folliculostatin) ProteinRegulates release of FSH fro
anterior pituitary
us Luteum Progestins (Progesterone) Steroid Maintenance of pregnancy,
Mammary growth & secretio
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Relaxin Polypeptide Expansion of pelvis
Dilation of cervix
s
dig Cells
Androgens (Testosterone) Steroid Male mating behavior,
Spermatocytogenesis, Maint
of male duct system & acces
glandsoli Cells Inhibin Protein Regulates release of FSH
nal Cortex Glucocorticoids (Cortisol) Steroid Induction of partruition by f
Milk synthesis
Stress response
nta Human Chorionic Gonadotropin
(HCG)
Glycoprotein LH-like - Involved with
establishment of pregnancy i
human. Support and maintai
ometrial Cups
e
Equine Chorionic Gonadotropin
(eCG)
Old name - Pregnant Mare SerumGonadotropin (PMSG)
Glycoprotein FSH-like- some LH activity
Immunological protection of
during pregnancy Formationaccessory CL in mare
Estrogens/Progestins Steroids Regulate placental bloodflow
Maintenance of pregnancy
Relaxin Protein Relaxation/dialation of cervi
parturition
Placenal Lactogen Glycoprotein Stimulates mammary growth
secretion.
ne Endometrium
fian Follicles
nal Vesicles
Prostaglandin F2 (PGF2) Lipid Regression of CL
Stimulate myometrial contra
OvulationSperm transport
Insulin-like Growth Factors
IGF-I & IGF-II
Protein Stimulates steroidogenesis,
Stimulates mammary growth
fetal development
al Gland Melatonin Biogenic amine Control of seasonal reproduc
Mare & Ewe
Regulate hair growth
rior Pituitary Oxytocin Octapeptide Stimulate myometrial contra
for sperm transport, parturiti
milk ejection
rior Pituitary Follicle Stimulating Hormone
(FSH) - Follicotropin
Glycoprotein Stimulate follicle growth Sti
estrogen production
Spermiogenesis in male
Luteinizing Hormone (LH) -
Luteotropin
Glycoprotein Stimulate ovulation
Support CL formation, and
progesterone secretion Stimu
testosterone synthesis by ley
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cells of testis
Prolactin Protein Stimulate milk synthesis
Regulate metabolism for mil
synthesis
Effects Maternal Behavior
Adrenalcorticotropic Hormone (ACTH)
Protein Release of corticosteroids &glucocorticoids from adrena
to initiate parturition
othalamus Gonadotropic Releasing Hormone
(GnRH)
Decapeptide Stimulates release of FSH an
from anterior pituitary
Dopamine Biogenic Amine Inhibits release of prolactin
Corticotropic Releasing Hormone
(CRH)
Peptide Stimulates ACTH release
Growth Hormone-Releasing
Hormone (GRH)
Peptide Stimulates release of growth
hormone
Oxytocin Octapeptide Produced by the hypothalam
released at the posterior pitu
Control of endocrine gland function.
Hypothalamus - Pituitary interrelationships.
Hypothalamo-hypophyseal portal system caries hypothalamic hormones specifically
to the anterior pituitary without dilution in the systemic blood.
Specific hypothalamic nuclei secrete releasing or release inhibiting factors that
control release of pituitary hormones.
Preovulatory LH surge is controlled by gonadotropin releasing Hormone (GnRH)
from the surge center.