Biochem ICE Flashcards

1
Q

Most common form of AA in nature

A

L-Form

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2
Q

Chemical bond of primary structure of proteins

A

peptide bond

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3
Q

B7 (biotin) is for

A

carboxylation/ TPP

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4
Q

B6 (pyroxidine) is for

A

Transaminase

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5
Q

Glucose is a _________

A

aldohexose

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6
Q

cellulose has what bonds

A

Beta 1-4

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7
Q

Lactose is made up of

A

Glucose and galactose

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8
Q

In alanine synthesis, glutamate is needed to make

A

ketoglutarate

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9
Q

Pure ketogenic AA

A

Leucine(can’t be converted to glucose)

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10
Q

Branch chain AAs

A

Valine, Leucine, isoleucine

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11
Q

this substance is eliminated by muscle from the glucose-alanine cycle

A

ammonia

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12
Q

Heme is made of

A

Hemoglobin, glycine, porphyrin

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13
Q

Esential fatty acids

A

LA (18), ALA (18), AA (20)

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14
Q

More common form between cis and trans

A

cis

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15
Q

Lipids are insoluble due to

A

Isophobic, no ion bond

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16
Q

DNA has no

A

uridine(RNA only)

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17
Q

type of bond DNA uses

A

hydrogen bond

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18
Q

Rhodopsin includes

A

retinal and opsin

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19
Q

beta oxidation of fattty acid is blocked by high carb diet due to

A

palmitoyl transferase I of FA is blocked by malonyl-CoA

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20
Q

MEdum chain FA

A

8-12 carbons (coconut oil)

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21
Q

Function of Krebs cycle

A

pyruvate oxidation

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22
Q

TCA cycle creates

A

3 NADH/1 FADH

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23
Q

Hydroxylase

A

digestive enzyme such as amylase, lipase, etc

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24
Q

example of dissacharides

A

maltose, isomaltose, lactose

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function of insulin
decrease blood glucose level
26
Retinol requires what to bind to protein
zinc
27
02 effects respiratory chain by
cytochrome
28
a-ketoglutarate and ammonia forms
glutamine by glutamate dehydrogenase
29
what is restriction endonuclease
cleaves DNA at specific sites and makes recombinant DNA
30
Malonyl CoA
carnitine palmitoyl transferase
31
NADH2 produces
3 ATP thru ETC
32
FADH2 produces
2ATP thru ETC
33
lipogenesis
acetyl CoA+NADPH+H+glycerol-3-phosphate+ATP
34
lactose dehydrogenase
produces lactose from pyruvate
35
UTP and CTP is for
RNA synthesis (translation)
36
ribose 5 phosphate/NADPH
for PPP
37
gluconeogenesis and glycogenolysis happens where
muscle/liver
38
aerobic glycolysis priduces
2 pyruvate and 2 ATP and 2 NADH
39
Krebs cycle produces
3 NADH, 1 FADH, 1 GTP, 2 CO2
40
GTP is formed by
succinyl CoA synthetase
41
product of pre krebs cycle
acetyl CoA and NADH and CO2
42
B9 is for
DNA synthesis
43
3 types of RNA
rRNA, tRNA, mRNA
44
ATP produced in TCA cycle, ETC, glycolysis, HMP shunt
36,3,2,8
45
fatty acid synthesis/oxidation site
cytoplasm/mitochondria
46
translation/transcription
transcription (DNA to RNA) | Translation (RNA to Protein)
47
Lipolysis yields
Acetyl CoA+NADH+FADH2
48
function of chylomicron
transfer dietary lipid to body
49
LDL function
carry cholesterol from liver to body
50
VLDL function
cary endogenous lipid from liver to body
51
HDL
remove free cholesterol from blood
52
Ketogenesis includes
acetone, acetoacetate, hydroxybutyrate
53
cholesterol makes
steroid, sex hormone, bile acids
54
enzyme needed for urea cycle
carbonyl phosphate synthetase
55
most abundant protein in body
collagen
56
hydrocortisone acts by inhibiting
activity of phospholipase A2
57
ketoacidosis is caused by
excessive fat intake
58
glycolysis requires
NAD
59
beta endorphin is for
pain relief
60
kinins cause
vasodilation
61
alpha amylase digests
glucose, isomaltose, maltose
62
phenylalinine forms
tyrosine
63
prostaglandins act on
smooth muscle
64
proteins are digested by
protease (pepsin, trypsin, chymotrypsin)
65
small peptides are digested by
peptidase
66
amino butyric acid is inhibitory and is formed by
glutamate
67
NEAA is needed for
DNA, RNA
68
triglycerides should be
<150mg/dl
69
HDL should be less than
40mg female 50mg male
70
chlolesterol should be les than
<200mg/dl
71
gamma linoleum acid is formed by
linoleic acid
72
decreased acetyl CoA blocks
lipogenesis
73
Acetyl CoA carboxylase is for
dephosphorylation
74
Vit c deficiency=
scurvy, poor collagen formation
75
insulin increases lipogensis by
dephosphorylation
76
carbon monoxide inhibits
cytochrome A3
77
PPP forms
NADH+H
78
IP3 is 2nd messenger for release of calcium from
restriction endonuclease
79
protein tyrosine kinase activates
PI kinase