BCM30 Flashcards

1
Q

synthatase

A

uses atp

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2
Q

synthase

A

no atp

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3
Q

phosphatase

A

removes phosphate

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4
Q

phosphorylates

A

add phosphate

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5
Q

kinase

A

cataylses transfer of phosphate groups

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6
Q

how is ammonia assimilated

A

via glutamine synthetase

glutamate + NH3 + ATP ->glutamine

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7
Q

glutamate synthase

A

alpha keto gluterate -> glutamate

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8
Q

what do transaminases do?

A

transfer NH2 from aa to alpha keto acids
with pyridoxal phosphaate
swap nh3 for cooh
glutamate + oxaloacetate +glutamate -> alphaketogluterate + aspartate

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9
Q

what is the keq for most transaminases?

A

1

used both catabolically and anabolically

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10
Q

what do all areas with food production in the world?

A

1 legume

1 grass

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11
Q

what does glutamate dehydrogenase do?

A

deaminates glutamate freeing ammonia
glutamate alpha keto gluterate
reductive removal of ammonia from

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12
Q

why cant glutamate dehydrogenase be used to assimilate ammonia in plants?

A

because the km (NH3) for gs = 10um

and gdh = 20mm

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13
Q

pga transamination

A

serine

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14
Q

pep transamination

A

-

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15
Q

pyruvate transamination

A

alanine

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16
Q

akg transamination

A

glutamate

17
Q

oxaloacetate transamination

A

aspartate

18
Q

ribose p transamination

A

-

19
Q

pga modification of c skel

A

glycine

cysteine

20
Q

pep modification of c skel

A

tyrosine
phenylamine
tryptophan

21
Q

pyruvate modification of carbon skeleton

A

valine

leucine

22
Q

akg modification of carbon skeleton

A

glutamine
proline
arginine

23
Q

oxaloacetate modification of carbon skel

A
aparagine
lysine
threonine
methione
isoleucine
24
Q

ribose p modication of carbon skel

A

histidine

25
Q

what does urea look lik

A

CO(NH2)2

26
Q

what is the only new enzyme required in the urea cycle

A

arg->urea
evolved from krebs
not just catabolic also anabolic forms arginine

27
Q

what happens if excess purine in diet

A

-> uric acid -> allanine via uricase

primates lack uricase so goes to uric acid which can form crystals and gout

28
Q

what is allanoin

A

soluble used in cosmetics

29
Q

desrcibe ureotellic excretion

A
urea
animals limited water
less toxic, highly soluble
mammals and sharks*used for osmoreg
aatp/n
30
Q

describe ammoniatellic excretion

A
ammonia
large excess water
highly toxic
through gills
bony fish and most invertebrate - woodlouse
31
Q

describe uricotellic excretion

A
uric acid
very limited water access 
insoluble solid
birds reptiles
insets 
monotremes
dalmations 
2atp/n
32
Q

how do amphibians excrete urea

A

by simple diffusion

33
Q

what could have led to rise of the dinosaurs

A

uricotellic excretion

useful in permian with limited water acess