Biochem Questions Flashcards

1
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which GLUT transporter is located on pancreatic islet cells, hepatocytes, small intestine and kidneys

A

GLUT2

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2
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what GLUT transporter is for neuronal glucose transport and the placenta

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GLUT 3

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3
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what is the frustocse GLUT transporter found in sperm and g.i tract

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Glut 5

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4
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what does asterixis mean and what is it seen in

A
  • flapping hand tremor

seen in hepatic encephalopathy

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5
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in hepatic encephalopathy there are increased levels of what floating around

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ammonia, due to the liver not being able to get ride of it

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6
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name two muscarinic antagonist that can treat organophosphate posing

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atropine and pralidoxime

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7
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how do you treat hartnup disease

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administer nicotinic acid, nicotinamide and high protein diet

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8
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nicotinamide is another name for

A

niacin

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9
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what does the enzyme Arginase doe

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it turned arginine into ornithine and urea in the urea cycle

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10
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how to treat arginase deficient?

A

low protein diet

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11
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when you block the urea cycle and it leads to the overproduction of carbamyl phosphate what is produced

A

orotic acid

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12
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what type of heritage is seen in G6PD D

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x-linked

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13
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what is a drug that is given for UTI that has oxidative properties and can precipitate hemolysis in people with G6PD D

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TMP-SMX

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14
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what is the defected enzyme in Hereditary Orotic Aciduria

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UMP Synthase ( uridine 5’ monophosphate)

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15
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UMP synthase dose what

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it converted orotic acid into UMP

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16
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what can bypass the enzymatic affect go UMP synthase defect?

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uridine supplementation

17
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what is the presentation of Hereditary Orotic Aciduria

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  • AR disorder
  • physical and mental retardation
    -megaloblastic anemia
  • elevated urinary orotic acid
  • high MCV
  • low reticulocyte
    -low HBg
    disorder of de novo synthesis of pyrimidines
18
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what is the first fatty acid produces by ACOA in the fed state during lipogenesis

A

Palmitic Acid

19
Q

when does gluconeogenesis become the major supplier of energy

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after 12-18 hours of fasting

20
Q

amanita phalloides is what

A

death cap mushroom (amatoxin)

21
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what do amatoxins do

A

they go to the liver and bind to DNA dependent RNA polymerase II and block mRNA synthesis causing APOPTOSIS

22
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Acyclovir inhibits what

A

DNA polymerase

23
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what is found in the castor oil plant and is a potent toxin the inhibits protein synthesis by cleaving rRNA of 60s subunit

24
Q

x-linked sideroblastic anemia s due to what

A

gamma-aminolevulinate synthase mutation

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self mutilation, dystonia, choreoasthetosis and hyperuricimea are signs of . x-linked
Lesch-Nyan Syndrome
26
what is deficient in Lesh-Nyhan syndrome
hypxantine-guanine phosphoribosyltransferase (HGPRT)
27
high concentrations of Fructose 2-6 Bis Ph. inhibit what and cause what
inhibit gluconeogensis and cause things like alanine to be used to make glucose
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what causes the activation of PFK2
insulin
29
name two types os silencing RNA
siRNA (small interfering) and microRNA(miRNA)