Chapter 28, Flashcards
In stage 1 of Fatty Acid Synthesis, there is a transfer of acetyl CoA from_______ to cytoplasm
mitochondria
In stage 2 of Fatty Acid Synthesis, is where activation of acetyl CoA, in a two-step reaction, to ____________
malonyl CoA
In stage 3 of Fatty Acid Synthesis, there is an elongation of the ______ ______
carbon chain
Acetyl CoA, the end product of fatty acid degradation, is the ______ for virtually all fatty acids
precursor
the biochemical challenge of fatty acid synthesis is to link the two-carbon units together and reduce the carbon atoms to produce ________, a C16 fatty acid
Palmitate
What is the site of fatty acid synthesis?
Cytoplasm
In Step one of Fatty acid synthesis, Acetyl CoA is transported in the form of ______, which is cleaved to yield acetyl CoA and oxaloacetate.
Citrate
In Step one of Fatty acid synthesis, Acetyl CoA is transported in the form of citrate, which is cleaved by ________ to yield acetyl CoA and oxaloacetate
ATP-citrate lyase
In Step one of Fatty acid synthesis, Acetyl CoA is transported in the form of citrate, which is cleaved by ATP-citrate lyase to yield acetyl CoA and ________
oxaloacetate
The transport and cleavage reaction of step 1 must occur ____ times to provide all of the (NADPH) carbon atoms required for palmitate synthesis.
8 times
In stage 1, during the transfer of acetyl CoA to the cytoplasm, NADH is converted at Malate to become ______
NADPH
The synthesis of palmitate requires 14 molecules of ______ as week as the expenditure of ATP
NADPH
One molecule of NADPH is generated for each molecule of acetyl CoA that is transferred from the mitochondria to the cytoplasm. Hence, 8 molecules of NADPH are formed when * molecules of acetyl CoA are transferred to the cytoplasm for the synthesis of palmitate. The additional 6 molecules of NADPH required for the synthesis of palmitate come from the ____ ____ _____
Pentose Phosphate Pathway (HMP SHUNT)
Malonyl CoA is the ______ ____ of acetyl CoA
activated form
Malonyl CoA is the _____ ______ for all but two of the carbon atoms of palmitic acid (C16)
carbon donor