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3.
Components of Communication
Systems
4.
Endocrine Analogs of
Communication Components
8.
Information Content and
Signal Fluctuation
10.
Controls on Bioavailable
Hormone Levels
11.
Hierarchical Systems of
Control
12.
Postive
and Negative Control Loops
13.
Receptor Types
15.
Receptor Notes
17.
Cytokine/Growth
Factor Receptors
20.
Nuclear Receptor Response
Elements
21.
Binding of Nuclear
Receptors to DNA
22.
Hormone and Receptor Evolution
23.
Hormone-Receptor
Promiscuity
25.
Insulin
Molecular Structure
26. Evolution of Insulin Family Hormones and Receptors
27.
Relative Affinities in the
Insulin H-R Group
29.
Adjusting Cellular
Response Sensitivity
30.
Receptor Binding and
Numbers of Receptors
31.
Impact of Losing
Receptors on Biological Response
32.
Transduction System
Properties
34.
Notes on
Transduction Systems
35.
Large G Proteins and
Protein Kinase A Cascade
36.
Guanylyl Cyclase
Activation
37.
Large G Proteins and
Protein Kinase C Cascade
39. Phosphoinositide Metabolism
40.
Small G Proteins and
Tyrosine Kinase Cascades
41.
Growth Factor/ Tyrosine
Kinase Pathway (Examples)
42.
Insulin and Related
Receptor Mechanisms
43.
Transduction Mechanism
Networks
44.
Assessment of Endocrine
Function
46.
Biphasic Dose
Response of GH
47.
Bioassay Notes
49.
Assay Parameters
51. Competitive Immunoassay Characteristics
52.
Competitive
Immunoassay Error Distributions
53.
Competitive
Immunoassay Estimation Errors
54.
Immunoassay
Precision Profile
55.
Competitive
Immunoassay Precision Profile
56.
Competitive
Immunoassay, Parallelism
57.
Noncompetitive
Immunoassay Characteristics
58.
Hormonal Sources
60.
Brain Anatomy
62.
Hypothalamus & Posterior
Pituitary Associations
63.
Neurophypophysis
Circulation
64.
Adenohypophysis
Circulation
65.
Pituitary &
Hypothalamic Anatomy
67.
Hypothalamic Sources
of Releasing Hormones
69.
Cell Cycle & Cancer, PowerPoint slides
72.
Cancer Genes
73.
DNA Replication
75.
Adenohypophysial
Hormones and Regulators
76.
Protein Hormone Production
77.
Endoplasmic
Reticulum Role in Protein Synthesis
78.
Golgi Actions in
Protein Synthesis
79.
LH, FSH, TSH, hCG
Introduction
80.
More on Glycoprotein
Hormone Comparisons
83. Proopiomelanocortin Metabolism
84.
TSH Control
85.
ACTH Control
86.
Gross Anatomy of the
Adrenal
87.
Microanatomy of the
Adrenal Cortex
88.
Adrenal Function
89.
Adrenal Function &
Regulation
90.
MSH Control
91.
FSH Control
92.
LH Control
93. GH Control
94.
PRL Control
95.
GH and PRL Gene
Properties
99.
Receptor Mediated
Endocytosis
100. Steroid
Structure
101. Steroid
Synthesis
102. Steroid
Hormones of the Reproductive System
104. C19 & C18 Metabolic
Pathways
106. STAR Protein
107. Enterohepatic
Circulation
108. Introduction for
Reproduction
109. Cell Division Notes
110. Meiosis
111. Prophase Meiosis I
112. Meiosis I and II
beyond Prophase I
113. Male Reproductive
Anatomy
114. Testis Anatomy
115. Seminiferous Tubule Gross
Histology
116. Seminiferous Tubule
Microanatomy
117. Seminiferous Tubule Closeup
119. Seminiferous Tubule
Architecture
120. ABP Notes
121. Stages of Spermatogenesis
122. Sperm Cytology
124. Capacitation and
Acrosome Reaction Notes
125. Female Reproductive
Anatomy
126. Menstrual Cycle
127. Fertile Phase
128. Oogenesis
129. Ovarian Germ Cell
Numbers
130. Female Gamete
Development
131. Primordial Follicle
Histology
132. Primary Follicle Histology
133. Secondary Follicle Histology
134. Graafian Follicle
Histology
135. Follicle Dynamics
136. Follicular Estrogen
Synthesis: 2 Cell Model
138. Proliferative Phase
Uterine Histology
139. Secretory Phase Uterine
Histology
140. Vaginal Epithelial
Histology
141. Gamete and Zygote
Transport in the Oviduct
142. Fertilization Site
143. Fertilization
144. Sperm-Egg Fusion
145. Initial Stages of
Zygote Division & Development
146. Luteal Lifespan
& Luteolysis: Nonfertile
Cycle
147. Counter-Current
Delivery of Prostaglandins to the Ovary from the Endometrium
148. Maternal
Recognition of Pregnancy; Luteal Lifespan: Fertile Cycle
151. Normal Profiles of
Hormones of Pregnancy
152. Steroidogenesis by
the Maternal-Feto-Placental Unit
153. Embryology &
Organogenesis in the Primate
154. Sex Determination in
Mammals is a Process
155. SRY Is the Sex
Determining Gene in Mammals
156. Molecular
Biological Cascade Involved in Gonadal Formation
158. Differentiation of
the Internal Reproductive Phenotype
159. Development of the
External Reproductive Phenotype
160. Term Placenta Villi
Histology
161. Prostaglandin
Metabolism & Childbirth Initiation
162. Parturition
163. Descriptive Anatomy
of the Breast
164. Hormonal Control of
Breast Development
165. Cellular
Organization of the Breast Alveolus
166. Progesterone Inhibition
of Milk Production in Pregnancy
167. Nonlactating
Breast Histology
168. Lactating Breast
Histology
169. Initiation of
Puberty & LH Changes during Adolescence
170. GONADOSTAT Theory
of Pubertal Onset
171. Normal Thyroid & Goiter
Anatomy
172. Schematic of
Thyroid Cellular Anatomy
173. Biosynthesis of
Thyroid Hormones by the Thyroid Follicular Epithelial Cells
174. Chemistry of Thyroid
Hormone Biosynthesis
175. Thyroid Hormone
Mechanism of Action
176. Schematic of Gross
Pancreatic Anatomy
177. Pancreatic Histology
178. Schematic of
Pancreatic Islet
179. Islets of Langerhans
Histology
180. Hormones from the
Pancreatic Islets
181. Notes on Pancreatic
Hormones
182. Simplified
Schematic of Glucose Homeostasis
183. Hormonal Impacts
on Glucose Homeostasis
184. Some Introductory Notes on Diabetes
185. Satiety
186. Satiety 2003
187. Homeostasis of
Blood Pressure Control, Water & Sodium Balance
188. The Juxtaglomerular
Apparatus & Renin Production
189. Metabolism of
Angiotensinogen & Angiotensin
190. The Physiological Problem of Glucocorticoid
Binding to MC Receptors
192. Integration of Kinin and Renin Metabolism
193. Effectors of
Aldosterone Action
194. Calcium Homeostasis
195. Metabolism of
Cholecalciferol
196. Bone Cellular
Anatomy, Sagittal View
197. Bone Cellular Anatomy, Cross Section
198. Calcium Movements Associated with Osteoid Cells
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