2-1 and 3-1 (done perman) Flashcards
liver function
converts substrates to storage form (glycogen)
insulin increases in the (fed/unfed) state
what are the counter-regulatory hormones of insulin
fed
glucagon, NE
insulin regulates enzymes HOW
Glucagon and NE regulates enzymes HOW
in: dephosphorylation
G and N: phosphorylation
Insulin vs G/NE are cAMP mediated
Glucagon and NE
gluconeogenesis def
AA forms glucose
where is glycogen mainly found
liver and muscle
what’s the purpose of lactate being formed in the persp. of NAD
NADH -> NAD+ when lactate is formed
which kinase acts as BOTH a kinase and phosphatase
PFK2
which tissues require GLUCOSE and accept no other source
- brain
- renal medulla
- RBC
- testes
bypass rxn
1 use the (same/dif) enzymes
2 reversible or irreversible
3 read: are points of regulation
1 dif
2 IRR
3 -
saturated means (single/double) bonds
single
fatty acid (is/is not) amphipathic
why
IS
bc carboxyl group is ionized at physiologic pH
more than 90% of fatty acids are “” (adjective)
esterified
unesterified fatty acids are bound to “”
albumin
naturally occuring fatty acids - double bonds are in (cis/trans)
CIS