Biochem Flashcards

(48 cards)

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this enzyme breaks [alpha 1,4] bonds in the brush border

A

maltase-glycomylase

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[alpha 1,6] think this brush border enzyme

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sucrase - isomaltase

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3
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which enzyme is used to break down bugs?

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trehalase [alpha 1,1]

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4
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which cells secrete pepsinogen?

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chief cells

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5
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enteropeptidase is required to activate with enzyme?

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trypsinogen

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6
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what 3 pathways can fatty acid follow?

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oxidation for energy
triaceylglycerol for storage
phospholipids, spingholipids for building blocks

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7
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what is the purpose of VLDL?

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deliver carbs/fats from liver to tissues

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what is the purpose of HDL?

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maintain homeostasis of cholesterol/fats

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9
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what is the only monosaccharide we consume?

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fructose

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10
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carbs enter the intestines through faciliated diffusion using this as a pump when needed

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Na/K-ATPase

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this cofactor is used in transmamination, deaminations and carbon chain transfers

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PLP

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12
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When is FH4 used?

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amino acid metabolism, def can cause megoblastic anemia

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13
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what is the major apo protein of chylomicrons

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apo B48

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14
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What Apo proteins do HDL tag on chylomicrons?

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ApoCII and ApoE

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15
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HDL and LDL are primarily made of what?

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HDL -protein

LDL -cholesterol

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16
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Where is vitamin A stored in the liver?

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stellate cells

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17
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name some symptoms of vitamin A defieciency

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anorexia, retarded growth, alopecia, night blindness, bitot’s spot

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18
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what are saturated and unsaturated vitamin E called?

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tocopherols and tocotrienols

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19
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what are 3 sources of vitamin K?

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phylloquinone, menaquinone, menadione

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20
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What substance regulates Calcium absoprtion?

21
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What is the transporter for Magnesium?

22
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where is most magnesium stored in the body?

23
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What is the defect in Gitelman’s syndrome?

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AR mutation of SLC12A3 - thiazide sensitive NA/Cl transporter —> low Mg, Ca(urine), K

24
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what are the 3 functions of Cl?

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gas exchange
gastric acid
HOCL in neutrophils

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what things increase secretion of K?
vasopressin and aldosterone
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These drugs can be used to treat hyperphosphatemia
antacids - this happens during kidney failure
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Where is phosphorus important?
bone and energy bonds
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What is dent's disease?
x-linked renal CL channel defect | can't acidify urine, excess Ca, protein in urine
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This channel allow Fe into cells This is added intracellularly and allows iron to pass through ferroportin. This substance facilitates iron into blood stream
DMT-1 ferritin hephaestin
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What is the link between copper and iron absorption?
Copper is required to make hephaestin
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when liver iron stores are high the body makes this protein to inhibit Fe absorption
hepcidin
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Name the transporter that brings copper into the body. | Transporter that allows Cu to leave?
CTR-1 | ATP7A
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What are the symptoms of Menke's kinky hair syndrome?
hypothermia, hyptonia, poor feeding, FTT and seizures
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what types of fiber are lignin and hemicellulose?
insoluble fiber
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what things does fiber do?
decreases lipid absoprtion lowers serum cholesterol promotes gut microbiome increases fecal bulk
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SCFA made by the gut have this effect on insulin sensitivity. Adipose tissue has this effect
Increase sensitivity | decrease sensitivity
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Likely outcome of PGMI deficiency?
fasting hypoglycemia
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What are the enzymes in the liver that are required to transport ammonia?
``` CPS-1 and glutaminase (periportal - zone 1) glutamine synthase (perivenal - zone 3) ```
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What are pit cells?
liver associated lymphocytes
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what do phase 1 reactions do to substrates?
add hydroxyl groups
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The pentose phosphate pathway for providing this cofactor for fa synthesis, glutahione reduction and Cyp450 reactions
NADPH
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What does AST:ALT > 2 indicate
Liver damage secondary to alcohol abuse
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what does a decreased albumin indicate?
malnutrition
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what do increased serum globulins indicate?
liver disease, possibly increased antigenic material entering hepatic circulation
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describe what happens to body fuel stores after surgery, burns, trauma etc.
body rapidly mobolizes stored fuel for wound repair, water retention is increased, glucagon released, insulin impaired. Get hperglycemia from mobilzed proteolysis, lipolysis etc.
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Describe BMR
Basic metabolic rate -energy to function without movemebt, intake etc.
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What is TEE of healthy active adult in regards to REE?
REE (resting energy expenditure) + 20%
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Why do fats have less CO2 exhaled per O2 inhaled? RQ<1.0
Because they are the least oxidized