Biochemistry Flashcards

1
Q

Large neutral amino acids like _______ are transmitted via _______

A

a pushub
L system amino acids transporter

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2
Q

small neutral AA such as_______

A

GABA, glycine, alanine, proline
A system AA transporter

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3
Q

receptor mediated transcytosis transferres :

A

insulin, GH, transferrin

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4
Q

nerve tissue constitutes _____ of an adult and weight __ of which is the brain
the brain contributes ___ of an adult body weight asd consumes __ of O2

A

2.4%
83%
2%
20%

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5
Q

if blood glucose falls below ____ the cerebral function is impaired

A

<50 mg\dl

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6
Q

small nitrogen containing NT :
- AA NT:
- Catecholamines
- biogenic amine (monomines)

A

Ach and NO
glycine GABA aspartate glutamate
dopamine epinephrine norepinephrine
histamine and seratonin

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7
Q

excitatory, inhibitory, both NT:

A

glutamine aspartate NO
glycine GABA serotonin dopamine
Ach and norepinephrine

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8
Q

catecholamines are synthesized from_____
——— is a coenzyme that helps with hydroxylation
_____ is a donor of methyl group and it turns into _____ and can be returned back by_____

A

tyrosine
BH4
SAM \ SAH \ B12 and folate

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9
Q

synthesis of dopamine happens in the_____ mean while turning it into nor\epinephrine happen in ____

A

cell body
NT vesicles

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10
Q

catecholamine are transferred to storage vesicles by______ and are degraded via the degenerative enzymes ______ to form terminal products of nor\epinephrine______ and dopamine ______-

A

VMAT2
MOA / COMT
VMA \HVA

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11
Q

Seratonin is synthesized by ______ and its rate limiting enzyme is______ can be inactivated by______

A

tryptophan
seratonin hydroxylase
MOA

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12
Q

Histamine is synthesized from one enzymatic step

A

HISTIDINE decarboxylase

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13
Q

Ach is made from _______ and needs the enzyme
_______ .
sarin is a toxin inhibiting _____ leading to _____

A

acetyl COA and choline
choline acetyltransferase
ach esterase - paralysis

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14
Q

glutamate is made by 3 methods:

A

deamination of glutamine by glutaminase
amination of a ketoglutarate by glu dehydrogenase
transamination of a ketoglutarate by transaminase

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15
Q

the major inhibitory NT, synthesized by GAD from glutamate and requires B6

A

GABA

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16
Q

NT thats synthesized by TCA cycle from oxalate
and it cannot pass the BBB

A

Aspartate

17
Q

NT thats made from serine

A

glycine

18
Q

NT thats made from arginine

A

NO

19
Q

the most common NT is_____

A

substance p

20
Q

Mealtonin is synthesized by

A

serotonin in the pineal gland

21
Q

neuropeptides are :

A

opioids
posterior pituitary peptides (9AA)
Substance p (11 AA)

22
Q

1-acetoacetate 2-hydroxypetrate

A

Two main ketone bodies

23
Q

transport glucose from blood into the brain.
transport glucose from EC into the neurons.

A
  1. (GLUT-1)
  2. (GLUT-3)
24
Q

The action of the neurotransmitter is terminated through:

A

o reuptake into the presynaptic terminal or postsynaptic
terminal
o diffusion away from the synapse
o enzymes inactivation