Ch 26. Pentose Pathway Flashcards

1
Q

What is Phase 1 of the pentose phosphate pathway?

A

Oxidative generation of NADPH

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2
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What is Phase 2 of the pentose phosphate pathway?

A

Nonoxidative interconversion of sugars

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3
Q

What is the net reaction of phase 1?

A

6carbon > 5carbon + 2NADPH + CO2

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4
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What is the net reaction of phase 2?

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3-5carbon > 2-6carbon + 3carbon

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5
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What is the rate limiting step of phase 1 of pentose phosphate pathway?

A

G6P dehydrogenase

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6
Q

What does a transketolase do?

A

Transfers 2 carbon molecule

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7
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What does a transaldolase do?

A

Transfers 3 carbon molecules

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8
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What are the 4 modes of PPP and glycolysis being interconnected?

A

R5P needs exceed NADPH needs
R5P and NADPH needs balanced
NADPH needs exceed R5P needs
NADPH and ATP needed

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9
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What happens when R5P needs exceed NADPH needs?

A

Glycolytic intermediates F6P and glyceraldehyde-3P used by nonoxidative phase of PPP

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10
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What happens when R5P and NADPH needs are balanced?

A

G6P enters oxidative phase of PPP to produce NADPH and R5P

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11
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What happens when NADPH needs exceed R5P needs?

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G6P enters oxidative phase of PPP to produce NADPH and R5P
Hexoses and trioses produced from nonoxidative phase used as intermediates in gluconeogenesis

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12
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What happens when NADPH and ATP are needed?

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G6P enters oxidative phase of PPP to produce NADPH and R5P
Hexoses and trioses produced from nonoxidative phase used as intermediates in glycolysis

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13
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What is oxidative phase controlled by?

A

NADP+

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14
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What is nonoxidative phase controlled by?

A

Availability of substrate

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