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Local Hormone

Local hormones are substances that act on the area of their secretion or nearby, typically released in inactive form and activated by certain conditions. They are classified into two types: those synthesized in tissues (e.g., prostaglandins, acetylcholine) and those synthesized in blood (e.g., serotonin, angiotensin). Local hormones play various roles in bodily functions, including vasodilation, gastrointestinal regulation, and modulation of immune responses.

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Local Hormone

Local hormones are substances that act on the area of their secretion or nearby, typically released in inactive form and activated by certain conditions. They are classified into two types: those synthesized in tissues (e.g., prostaglandins, acetylcholine) and those synthesized in blood (e.g., serotonin, angiotensin). Local hormones play various roles in bodily functions, including vasodilation, gastrointestinal regulation, and modulation of immune responses.

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Local Hormones

Introduction :

°
Substances which act on the same area
of their secretion or in

immediate
neighborhood .

Local hormones released in inactive form and


usually
°

are an

are activated by some conditions / substances .

Classified into two


types :

( as Hormone synthesized in tissues


bi Hormones
synthesized
(
in blood .

Local Hormones synthesized in Tissues ,


-

( as
Prostaglandins (b, some other local hormones -

& derivatives
a-
-

Acetylcholine
Thromboxane -

serotonin
Pro stacy din -
Histamine
leukotriene -
substance P

Lipoxins
-

Heparin
leptin
-

Prostaglandins
-

-
: -
GI hormones

unsaturated
They fatty acids with cyclopentane ring

are
a

and 20 carbon atoms

They are
from Arachidonic acid
synthesized .

° A
variety of prostaglandins identified Active forms an .
an

PG Az , PG Dz . PG Ez and PG Fa

ACTIONS
-

lis on blood Acct RBC to through minute blood vessels


pass
-
.
.
( iii On blood vessels - PG Ez causes vasodilation .

ciii , on GI tract -

Prostaglandins reduce
gastric secretion .

In experimental animals ,
prostaglandins inhibit formation
of peptic ulcer .

broncho dilation
( in On
respiratory system : PG Ez causes .

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-
. the release
of free
fatty acids from adipose tissue .

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Gt
plays important role
during parturition and
-

an

facilitate labor
by increasing force of uterine contraction .

secreted
-

by uterine tissues .
fetal membrane 9
placenta .

Hus On kidney -
The
prostaglandins stimulate IG apparatus and
enhance the secretion diuresis and natriuksis
of Renin ,
.

*
Prostaglandins mainly act via the
formation of secondary
messenger cyclic AMP .

derived arachidonic

They are
from acid :

Two
types ca ) Thromboxane Az ( by platelets)
-
.

( bi Thromboxane Bz ( the metabolite g Az)

ACTIONS
#

( is cause Vasodilation

Iiis Plays an
important role in hemostasis

( iiis Accelerates clot formation .


Pnostayclin :

It also derivative arachidonic acid 9T produced


of is in
°

is a .

the endothelial cells and smooth muscle cells blood vessels


og
-

ACTIONS :

• Caines vasodilation and inhibits platelets aggregation .

leukotriene :

They are derived


from Arachidonic acid .

mediators
.

They are
n allergic responses
.


Also mediate allergic responses ,
and promote inflammatory
reactions
leukotriene 9
Release when
agents
.

all
°

g
genic combine
with
IgE
Actions :

cat Bronchi olar constriction


( bi Arteriolar constriction -

vascular
cc ,
permeability
(d) Attraction
of neutrophils and eosinophils towards
inflammation
Lipoxim :

• Derived
from arachidonic acid .

. Two
types -
ca)
lipoxin A

cbs lipoxin B

Actions :

dilation
of animate vessels
Cama blood
o
. Both types inhibit
cytotoxic effects of Killer T cells .
Other Local Hormones :

Acetylcholine :

It the neurotransmitter
in
cholinergic
°
.

It is transmitter substance at Neuromuscular


junction

.

SOURCES :
-

terminals
( as
Presynaptic
(b) the
ganglionic parasympathetic nerve d
Sympathetic N

Post
H
ganglionic parasympathetic N .
I
Sym . N .

d) Nerves in amacrine cells Retina


og
.

(e) Mast cell

if , Gastric mucosa

g) Lungs
ch ) Brain
Many regions of .

Actions :

ca , Produces
excitatory function of synapse by opening the

Nat channels .

(b) Activates smooth muscles tract


urinary tract
in GI .
and
skeletal muscles .

Inhibits
H cardiac
function .

( di Cannes vasodilation .

Serotonin :

Als known 5
hydroxy tryptamine
°

as - .

SOURCES :

( is
Hypothalamus ciii , cerebellum cus Retina Hill lungs
his lymbic system civ , spinal Cord µ, GI tract Mlb Platelets
ACTIONS
÷

cis gt in an
inhibitory substance .

ciii Inhibits impulse of pain sensation in posterior gray


hoon 7

Ciii ) Cannes mood depression and induces sleep .


spinal cord .

civ ) Cannes Vasoconstriction .

Histamine :

. It in secreted in nerve
endings y hypothalamus ,
limbic cortex &

other
parts of cerebral cortex &
spinal cord -


Also released from tissues
during allergic condition . inflammation
or
damage .

Actions :

cis It in an
excitatory neurotransmitter .

ciis Causes vasodilation .

tract
Iii is In GI .

motility 9
Substance P :

• Secreted
by Nerve
endings in
spinal Cord & Retina .

.
GI tract .

ACT 10115

cis St in Neurotransmitter for Pain

It the and movements Small Intestine


ciii increases
mixing propulsive g

local Hormones Produced in Blood :


-

• Some are :

(a) Serotonin

bi
(
Angiotensin og en

(c) Kinins .
Kinin :

o gt is
biologically active
protein hormones .

. Two types : ca ,
Bradykinin
( bi Kalle'd in

( vasodilators )

( vasodilators )

Actions : ( Bradykinin )
( it Dilates blood vessels .

(2) Decrease Blood pressure

permeability of capillaries during inflammatory


( 31 Increases conditions .

stimulates
( 4,
pain receptors
(5) Cannes contraction extravascular smooth muscles
of
.

( Kaki din )

9T in also a
vasodilator .

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