Chapter 23 Flashcards
ketogenic AA’s enter CAC as ?
Acetyl CoA
Proteins are broken down into AA’s by ?
proteolytic enzymes
amino acid catabolism pathway
AA + a-ketoglutarate > a-ketoacid + glutamate. glutamate + NAD+ + H2O > NADH + NH4+
aspartate aminotransferase catalyzes reaction of ? to form ?
aspartate and a-KG to form OAA and glutamate
PLP transamination 2 steps
replace amino group of AA with ketone oxygen to form alpha keto acid. A secondalpha keto acid accepts amino group.
most AA degradation takes place in ?
liver
excess nitrogen is metabolized by ? in liver
glutamate dehydrogenase
? and ? can be directly deaminated using dehydratases
serine and threonine
Two ways NH4+ is transferred back to liver
glutamine synthetase and glucose-alanine cycle
glutamaine synthetase reaction catalyzed
NH4+ + glutamate + ATP > Glutamine + ADP
Glucose alanine cycle, NH4+ muscle to liver transport
NH4+ combines with pyruvate to form alanine which can transport to liver. a-KG reacts with alanie in liver to form glutamate and pyruvate. glutmate releases NH4+
CH2 and NH4+ form ? which combines with ornithine to form citrulline to start the urea cycle in the mitochondrial matrix
carbamoyl phosphate
Urea and TCA cycles are linked at ?
argininosuccinate
arginosuccinase deficiency can be overcome by ?
supplying excess Arg in diet
3 carbon AA’s degraded to ?
pyruvate