Chapter 23 Metabolism Flashcards
All chemical reactions that occur in the body. Provide energy needed for homeostasis Metabolic turnover Growth and cell division Special processes of the cell
Metabolism
Occurs is cytoplasm desire outcome: 2 pyruvic acid ATP used/produced: 2 used, 4 produced net gain: 2 NADH: 2
Glycolysis
occurs in mitochondria desired outcome: NADH and FADH ATP used/produced: 2 produced 6 NADH 2 FADH
2 NADH during conversion of pyruvate to acetyl-CoA
TCA cycle
occurs in mitochondrial membrane
desired outcome: lots of ATP
ATP used/produced: 34 produced
NADH an FADH: none
electron transport system
more protein and less lipids – transports lipids from tissues back to liver to be used as fuel – this means you’re burning fat
HDL
more fat than protein – created by liver to transport lipids to tissues-this is bad because you can deposit it into adipose or arteries – means you’re depositing fat
LDL
i. Liver absorbs chylomicrons, removes triglycerides, combines cholesterol from chylomicron with synthesized/recycled cholesterol and alters surface proteins
1. Then releases LDL into circulation, which deliver cholesterol to peripheral tissues. Some of it is used by liver to synthesize bile salts
ii. The LDL released by liver leave blood stream through capillary pores
iii. Once in peripheral tissues, LDL are absorbed
iv. HDL returns the cholesterol to the liver, where it is extracted and packaged in new LDL or excreted with bile salts
HDL - good cholesterol
LDL - bad choesterol
a. Essential for normal muscle and neuron function and normal bone structure
b. Excreted in urine and feces
role of calcium in body
soluble in oils or fats
fat soluble
capable of dissolving in water
water soluble
fat soluble vitamins
A, D3, E, K
maintains epithelia – required for synthesis of visual pigments – supports immune system
i. Leafy greens and yellow veggies
vitamin A
required for normal bone growth, intestinal calcium and phosphorus absorption and retention of these ions and the kidneys
i. Synthesized in skin exposed to sunlight
Vitamin D3
water soluble vitamins
B1 (thiamine) B2 (riboflavin) B3 (niacin) B5 (pantothenic acid) B6 (pyridoxine) B9 (folic acid) B12 (cobalamin) B7 (biotin) C (ascorbic acid)
Leading causes of death in US
Heart disease Cancer Stroke Chronic lower respiratory disease Car accidents