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Acini - Pancreatic juice (1º) (2º) Secretions- neuronal and hormonal mechanisms 1) Secretin - bicarbonate rich 2) Cholecystokinin - enzyme rich Islets of Langerhans (contain 4 cell types) Alpha cells (α)- produce Glucagon (20-25%) Beta cells (β)- produce Insulin (60-70%) Delta cells (δ)- produce Somatostatin (10%) F-cells- produce pancreatic polypeptide (few) History of Investigation Aristotle Von Mering and Minkowski Schultze Banting and Best GENERAL STATEMENT Ribosomes Rough ER (proinsulin) Golgi Apparatus B cell- Islet of Langerhans secretes insulin Endocrine- Insulin to Bloodstream INSULIN SECRETION IS STIMULATED UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES OF FUEL EXCESS AND INHIBITED UNDER CIR- CUMSTANCES OF FUEL DEFICIENCY 1

Elevated Plasma Glucose most profound stimulus biphasic response by pancreas Elevated Plasma Amino Acids Elevated Plasma Fatty Acids Gastrointestinal hormones (anticipatory) Glucagon-like like Peptide (GLP-1) Gastric Inhibitory Peptide Autonomic Nervous System Parasympathetic stimulation increases secretion Sympathetic decreases insulin secretion Somatostatin (GHIH) Inhibits insulin secretion Acts to decrease plasma glucose initiates or enhances glucose transport into most cells (muscle*, fat, not liver, brain) by increasing the availability of the carrier molecule (GLUT-4) Stimulates activity of glucokinase stimulates glycogenesis especially of liver and skeletal muscle inhibits glycogenolysis inhibits gluconeogenesis *Not required in exercising skeletal muscle. Acts to stimulate the production and storage of fat enhances transport of glucose into adipocytes converts glucose derivatives into fatty acids enhances transport of fatty acids into adipocytes inhibits hormone sensitive lipase which hydrolyses fats (lipoprotein lipase) inhibits β-oxidation of fatty acids Acts much like Growth Hormone enhances ribosomal protein synthesis (anabolic action) enhances active transport of amino acids into cells decreases protein catabolism 2

Increases movement of potassium from extracellular fluid to intracellular fluid. Decreases activity of neuropeptide-y enhances glycogenolysis enhances gluconeogenesis enhances biolysis and beta oxidation decreased plasma glucose concentration elevated plasma amino acids sympathetic nervous system somatostatin and insulin (as paracrine secretions) decrease glucagon secretion enhances uptake of Gluconeogenesis precursors in liver 1) Somatostatin Stimuli same as insulin Actions Decrease gut motility and secretions Decrease insulin and glucagon secretions Puts break on rate at which meal is being digested and absorbed 2) Pancreatic Polypeptide Stimuli Ingestion of protein-rich rich meal, hypoglycem. exercise Actions Inhibit gall bladder and exocrine pancreas??? 3

Diabetes Mellitus Type I (IDDM) 10-20% juvenile onset rapid progression not obesity related result of viral disease which causes T-cells to destroy β-cells insulin level = 0 ketosis Type II (NIDDM) 80-90% adult onset slow progression typically obese not well known possibly due to down-regulation of insulin receptors or resistin and adiponectin Leptin Neuropeptide Y (stim. appetite) FAT greater fat stores = greater leptin Melanocortins (inhibit appetite) Obesity Arcuate Nucleus (hypothal) Obesity resistin Insulin Resistance adiponectin Insulin Sensitivity Diabetes Mellitus Type I (IDDM) 10-20% juvenile onset rapid progression result of viral disease which causes T-cells to destroy β-cells not obesity related genetic insulin level = 0 ketosis Type II (NIDDM) 80-90% adult onset slow progression not well known possibly due to down-regulation of insulin receptors typically obese genetic insulin high, low, normal no ketosis Symptoms hyperglycemia polyurea polydipsia polyphagia ketoacidosis hyperlipemia Pathologies neuropathies nephropathies microangiopathies macroangiopathies decreased bld vol retinopathies other visual problems 4

PHARMACOLOGY Simulate increased production GLUCOTROL Decrease hepatic output GLUCOPHAGE Drugs which increase insulin sensitivity AVANDIA Mimics Incretins (g.i hormones which dec bld glucose) BYETTA PHARMACOLOGY Insulin HUMALOG (insulin lispro) NOVOLOG (insulin aspart) LANTUS (insulin glargine) EXUBERA (human insulin) 5