2.5 Fatty Acid Oxidation & Ketogenesis Flashcards

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Fatty Oxidation is favored by what type of insulin/glucagon ratio?

A

Favored by a low Insulin/Glucagon ratio

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Why is lipid an effective energy storage molecule

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Yield of Acetyl CoA, NADH and FADH2 are much larger than what glucose can yield

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2
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What hormones activate TAG degradation by lipase?

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Glucagon and Epinephrine

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3
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What enzyme adds a CoA on to a FFA after the FA has diffused across the cell?

A

Fatty Acid-CoA Synthetase

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What does CPT1 do?

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It catalyzes the reaction of FA-CoA to Acyl-carnitine so that the FA can get through the mitochondrial membrane

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How does Acyl-Carnitine diffuse across the mitochondrial membrane?

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Through CAT, an antiporter that transports Carnitine back and Acyl-Carnitine in

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What does CPT2 do?

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It reconverts Acyl-Carnitine back to FA-CoA within the mitochondrial matrix

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What inhibits CPT1?

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Malonyl CoA. A substrate for Fat synthesis

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Where is B oxidation found?

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In the mitochondrial cells of the liver

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How does insulin, glucagon and energy levels regulate B oxidation?

A

INCREASE IN ACTIVITY
Low insulin
High Glucagon
Low Energy levels

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What are the four reactions found in B oxidation

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Oxidation –> Hydration –> Oxidation –> Thiolysis

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What is the first step in B oxidation and what is released during this reaction?

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Oxidation –> FADH2

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What is the third step of B oxidation and what is released?

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Oxidation –> NADH

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What is the last step of b oxidation?

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Thiolysis –> Addition of CoA

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14
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One pass of Beta Oxidation yields?

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1 Acetyl CoA, 1 NADH and 1FADH2

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15
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What is the role of peroxisomes in B oxidation

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It degrades Very long chain fatty acids

16
Q

How is B oxidation different in Peroxisomes than in B oxidation

A

No NADH or FADH2

17
Q

What are the final products of B oxidation in the Peroxisome

A

Octanoyl CoA and Acetyl CoA

18
Q

During odd-numbered B oxidation, what is the fragment remaining that needs to be degraded?

A

Propionyl-CoA, A 3 carbon fragment

19
Q

What is the intermediate during odd numbered B oxidation of FA

A

Methylmalonyl CoA

Propionyl-CoA –> Methylmalony COA –> Succinyl CoA

20
Q

What enzyme converts Propionyl-CoA to Methylmalonyl CoA in odd numbered B Oxidation

A

Propionyl CoA Carboxylase

21
Q

What enzyme catalyzes reaction of Methylmalony CoA to Succinyl CoA

A

Methylmalonyl CoA Mutase

22
Q

When does the FA miss the first reaction of B Oxidation and doesn’t produce FADH2

A

Unsaturated FA