Carbo metabolism Flashcards
what are glucagon and epi effects on insulin
antagonsist
how is ATP used in muscle
1 ATP to allow myosin to pull
what is use of creatine phosphate
storage in muscle that can be cleaved for an ATP by creatine kinase
what do we rely on for longer term ATP
glycogen and fat reserves
how does glucose get into muscle cell
GLUT4 transporter
steps of glycolysis
- 6C glucose to 2 3C sugars with ATP invest
- each 3C sugar to2 ATP and NADH
- final product is pyruvate which can go into the kreb cycle in mito
where does glycolysis occur
in cytoplasm
what happens to pyruvate in mito
- pyruvate to Acetyl CoA
- enter krebs
- e transport chain
- O is final e acceptor
- oxidative phosphrylation leading to ATP and H2O
3 ways if getting ATP in muscles
- glycollysis
- PDH complex
- krebs
what does krebs use Acetyl CoA to form at end
oxaloacetate
what is total ATP production pr glucose
30ATP/glucose
what are potential fates of pyruvate
- fat as Acetyl CoA
- oxaloacetate for TCA = ATP
- alanine synthesis - if not avail in diet
- anarobic fermentation (not humans)
- to lactate via anarobic resp
what cause anarobic cramping
drop in pH due to ATP hydrolysis, not lactic acid
what converts pyruvate to lactate
lactate dehydrogenase
what can liver do to lactate
make into glucose by gluconeogenisis
what happens to muscle cell with epi
GCPR leads to cAMP to eventually initiate glycogen phosphorylase
what does glycogen phosphorylase do
cleave glucose off glycogens to then enter glycoloysis
what is danger of falling blood glucose
brain can’t make own glucose, so depends on it from the blood
what does falling blood glucose trigger
glucagon rellease from a cells in pancreas
what does glucagon do?
leads to glucose release from liver
what is mech of glucagon at liver
GCPR to create glucose 1 phospate
what does Glc-1-P do?
hydrolizes off a glucose that will then be sent off into the blood
what is second function of liver PKA
turns off glycogen synthesis so we dont make it and break it
what is gluconeogenisis
anabolic liver pathway by which pyruvate is converted to glucose
3 potential sources for liver to glucogenisis
- lactate
- AAs
- glycerol