11-21 L3 RBC metabolism Flashcards
1
Q
What does the distal and proximial His do (and where is it located)
A
- Proximal His (93)
- F8
- attaches to the iron
- Distal His (64)
- E7
- reduces space forcing binding molecule to attach at an angle
2
Q
What is the difference between Mb and Hb?
A
- Mb
- O2 binding non-coorperative
- independent of pH, CO2, and 2,3 BPG
- Hb
- O2 binding cooperative
- dependent of pH, CO2, and 2,3 BPG
3
Q
Why does FHb have low affinty for 2,3 BPG
A
- Due to a sub of 1 of the 4 His in Heme
- His (143)–> Ser (143)
4
Q
Define the 3 aspects of the bohr affect and what does it cause the O2 to do?
A
- pH falling
- [H+]
- [CO2] increases
results: Hb releasing more O2
5
Q
What is the role of HMP shunt
A
- to generate NADPH (oxidative reactions)
- interconvert 5 and 6 carbon sugars (non-oxidative reactions)
6
Q
desrcibe two enzymes involved in Non-oxidatiative rxn (HMP shunt)
A
-
TK (transketolase):
- Ketose –> aldose
- 2 carbons units from a ketose to an aldose
-
TA: transaldolase transfer
- Aldose–> ketose
- 3 carbons units from a ketose to an aldose
7
Q
How does the RBC protect itself from oxidation?
describe the pathway
A
Glutathione
sacrifices itself:
is normally in a reduced state, which is preferentially oxidized by the oxidizing agnets instead of the RBCS
8
Q
When is G6PDh def seen?
A
- under conditions of oxidative stress
- eating fava beans
- anti-malarial drugs
9
Q
What is an advantage to the G6PDH?
A
- resistance ot malaria