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Biochem Finals Pt.1 Flashcards

1
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CHO

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Carbohydrates / Lipids

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2
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CHON

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Proteins

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3
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CHONSP

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Nucleic acids

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A semi-permeable layer of the cell; allowing the selective entry and exit of substances

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Cell Membrane

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5
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Humans differ from plants in a way that humans have cell membrane but plants have both cell membrane and cell wall

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The powerhouse of the cell; known to generate energy in the form of ATP

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Mitochondrion

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7
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The type of endoplasmic reticulum where the ribosomes are attached

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Rough ER

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8
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Where lipid synthesis usually happens

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Smooth ER

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9
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Where protein synthesis usually happens

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Rough ER

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10
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Has enzymes that are capable of digesting foreign cells (apoptosis of microbial cells)
- immunity
- known as the suicide bag of the cell

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Lysosomes

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11
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Involved in protein synthesis

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Ribosomes

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12
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Proteins are important in maintaining homeostasis in the body. They are responsible for the different enzymes in the body. Enzymes have different functions which are important to sustain life.

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13
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Humans ribosomal units

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80s (40s and 60s)

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14
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responsible for package and storage of different substances inside the cell

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Golgi apparatus

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15
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Plants specialized structure for storage

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Vacuoles

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16
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Microorganisms specialized structure for storage

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Inclusions

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17
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The control center of the cell; it houses the chromosomes where DNA is coiled.

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Nucleus

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18
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Additional protective barrier of the nucleus to protect the DNA

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Nuclear membrane/envelope

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19
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1 sugar unit
- identified by the number of carbons

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Monosaccharides/Sugar

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20
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  • Blood sugar, Physiologic sugar, Dextrose, Grape sugar
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Glucose

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21
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  • Levulose, Fruit sugar
  • the sweetest sugar
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Fructose

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22
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It is readily absorbed in the intestine

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Galactose

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23
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Increased levels of galactose in the blood

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Galactosemia

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24
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Sugar found in the RNA

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Ribose

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25
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Sugar found in the DNA

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Deoxyribose

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26
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  • Wood sugar; important diagnostic agent for intestinal malabsorption
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Xylose

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27
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2 sugar units

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Disaccharides

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28
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Glucose + Fructose

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Sucrose

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29
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Glucose + Glucose

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Maltose

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30
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Glucose + Galactose
- present in milk and other dairy products

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Lactose

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31
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3 sugar units

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Trisaccharides

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32
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Glu + Glu + Glu

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Maltotriose

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33
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Glu + Gal + Fru

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Raffinose

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34
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Glu + Glu + Fru

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Gentianose

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35
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Binder, Disintegrant, or Filler in tablets

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Starch

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36
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Storage form of glucose in mammals

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Glycogen

37
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  • Component of plant cell wall
  • Indigestible
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Cellulose

38
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Component of fungi cell wall

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Chitin

39
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Used to diagnose renal function

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Inulin

40
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An important anti-coagulant drug

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Heparin

41
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A carbohydrate that lubricates joints and acts as a cushion for joints

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Hyaluronic acid

42
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Once hydrolyzed, they arrive with sugar or glucose units

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Homoglycans

43
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Once hydrolyzed, will not produce glucose units only

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Heteroglycans

44
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Examples of homoglycan polysaccharides

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Starch
Glycogen
Cellulose
Chitin

45
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Examples of heteroglycan polysaccharides

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Inulin
Heparin
Hyaluronic acid

46
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Dextro - Right
Levo - Left

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47
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Carbon with different attachments

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Chiral

48
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Term used in the second to the last carbon
- It dictates the rotation

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Penultimate carbon

49
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Structures with the same composition but different arrangements

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Isomers

50
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Two structures are mirror images of each other

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Enantiomers

51
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Structures that are non-mirrored

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Diastereomers

52
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  • break down
  • energy producing
  • “lysis”
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Catabolism

53
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  • build up
  • energy requiring
  • genesis
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Anabolism

54
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combination of anabolic and catabolic
- krebs cycle

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Amphibolism

55
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It is the sum of all chemical reactions in the body

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Metabolism

56
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  • Breakdown of glucose
  • Glucose to Pyruvate
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Glycolysis

57
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Products of Glycolysis

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2 NADH, 2 Pyruvate, 2 ATPS

58
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  • Formation of glucose from a noncarbohydrate source
  • Lactate, Pyruvate, Fats to Glucose
  • Liver
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Gluconeogenesis

59
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Product of Gluconeogenesis

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Glucose

60
Q

It is a product of anaerobic reaction (in the muscles) in the body
- responsible for pain and fatigue

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Lactate

61
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From lactate to glucose to lactate

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Cori’s Cycle

62
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  • Formation of Glycogen
  • Glucose to Glycogen
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Glycogenesis

63
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Product of Glycogenesis

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Glycogen

64
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  • Breakdown of glycogen
  • Glycogen to Glucose
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Glycogenolysis

65
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Product of Glycogenolysis

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Glucose

66
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Hormones that regulate blood sugar in the body

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Insulin
Glucagon

67
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Where is glucagon produced

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Pancreas (alpha cells)

68
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Where is insulin produced

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Pancreas (Beta cells)

69
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A hormone that transports glucose inside the cell; used to decrease blood sugar levels

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Insulin

70
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Hormone to increase blood sugar levels

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Glucagon

71
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Proponent of Kreb’s Cycle

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Hans Krebs

72
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Location of Krebs’ Cycle

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Mitochondria

73
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Products of Krebs Cycle

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3 NADH, 1 FADH2, 1 GTP

74
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The main player in Krebs Cycle

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Acetyl CoA

75
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• child onset
• total destruction of beta cells
• insulin-dependent DM
• Drugs: Insulin

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Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus

76
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• adult onset
• decrease insulin sensitivity
• insulin-independent DM
• Drugs: OHAs/ Insulin

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Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

77
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Deficiency of Uridyl Transferase

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Type 1 Galactosemia

78
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Deficiency of Galactokinase

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Type 2 Galactosemia

79
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Deficiency of Galactose Epimerase/Phosphoglucotamase

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Type 3 Galactosemia

80
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Complications in Galactosema

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  • Cataract in Eyes
  • Mental Retardation
81
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Hallmark / Cardinal Signs of DM

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  • Polyphagia (excessive hunger)
  • Polydipsia (excessive thirst)
  • Polyuria (excessive urination)
82
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Deficiency of Lactase

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Lactose Intolerance

83
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Deficiency of Glucose-6-phosphatase

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Von Gierke’s disease

84
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Deficiency of Acid maltase

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Pompe’s Disease

85
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Deficiency of Debranching enzyme

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Cori’s Disease

86
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Deficiency of Branching Enzyme

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Andersen’s Disease

87
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Deficiency of Muscle glycogen phosphorylase

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McArdle’s Disease

88
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Deficiency of Liver glycogen phosphorylase

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Her’s Disease

89
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Deficiency of Muscle phosphofructokinase

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Tarui’s Disease

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