Carb Metabolism Revision - HMP&Glycogen Flashcards
oxidative irreversible phase and key enzyme
Non reversible
release NADPH
key enzyme: G6PD
non oxidative reversible phase , what does it require?
reversible
requires transketolase, TPP, and transaldolase
NADPH importance
- FA Synthesis
- Steroid Synthesis
- Vision
- Important for h2o2
(gives 2H to GSH)
Favism. deficiency, what to avoid and treatment
deficiency in G6PD which is key enzyme of HMP so h2o2 ruins red blood cells.
attack occurs when eating lava beans or certain drugs and treatment is to avoid them and blood transfusion during attack
HMP regulation
G6PD
NADPH is inhibitor
induced by insulin
uronic acid pathway produces and site
glucuronic acid and cytosol of liver ONLY
Glycogen synthase active form
dephosphorylated
UDP
carrier for glucose
glycogenolysis definition and site
breakdown of glycogen to glucose or glucose 6 phosphate
in cytosol of liver and muscles
glycogen phosphorylase active form
phosphorylated
von gierk
glycogen storage disease
deficiency of glucose 6 phosphatase ( key enzyme of gluconeogenesis)
symptoms of von gierks
5H + Lactic acidosis
- hypoglycemia
- hypertriacylglycerolemia (extra TAG in blood)
- Hypercholesterolemia (due to high FA oxidation)
- hyperuricemia
- hepatomegaly and enlarged kidney