Carbo metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

what are glucagon and epi effects on insulin

A

antagonsist

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2
Q

how is ATP used in muscle

A

1 ATP to allow myosin to pull

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3
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what is use of creatine phosphate

A

storage in muscle that can be cleaved for an ATP by creatine kinase

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4
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what do we rely on for longer term ATP

A

glycogen and fat reserves

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5
Q

how does glucose get into muscle cell

A

GLUT4 transporter

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6
Q

steps of glycolysis

A
  1. 6C glucose to 2 3C sugars with ATP invest
  2. each 3C sugar to2 ATP and NADH
  3. final product is pyruvate which can go into the kreb cycle in mito
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7
Q

where does glycolysis occur

A

in cytoplasm

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8
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what happens to pyruvate in mito

A
  1. pyruvate to Acetyl CoA
  2. enter krebs
  3. e transport chain
  4. O is final e acceptor
  5. oxidative phosphrylation leading to ATP and H2O
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9
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3 ways if getting ATP in muscles

A
  1. glycollysis
  2. PDH complex
  3. krebs
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10
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what does krebs use Acetyl CoA to form at end

A

oxaloacetate

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11
Q

what is total ATP production pr glucose

A

30ATP/glucose

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12
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what are potential fates of pyruvate

A
  1. fat as Acetyl CoA
  2. oxaloacetate for TCA = ATP
  3. alanine synthesis - if not avail in diet
  4. anarobic fermentation (not humans)
  5. to lactate via anarobic resp
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13
Q

what cause anarobic cramping

A

drop in pH due to ATP hydrolysis, not lactic acid

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14
Q

what converts pyruvate to lactate

A

lactate dehydrogenase

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15
Q

what can liver do to lactate

A

make into glucose by gluconeogenisis

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16
Q

what happens to muscle cell with epi

A

GCPR leads to cAMP to eventually initiate glycogen phosphorylase

17
Q

what does glycogen phosphorylase do

A

cleave glucose off glycogens to then enter glycoloysis

18
Q

what is danger of falling blood glucose

A

brain can’t make own glucose, so depends on it from the blood

19
Q

what does falling blood glucose trigger

A

glucagon rellease from a cells in pancreas

20
Q

what does glucagon do?

A

leads to glucose release from liver

21
Q

what is mech of glucagon at liver

A

GCPR to create glucose 1 phospate

22
Q

what does Glc-1-P do?

A

hydrolizes off a glucose that will then be sent off into the blood

23
Q

what is second function of liver PKA

A

turns off glycogen synthesis so we dont make it and break it

24
Q

what is gluconeogenisis

A

anabolic liver pathway by which pyruvate is converted to glucose

25
Q

3 potential sources for liver to glucogenisis

A
  1. lactate
  2. AAs
  3. glycerol