Chemistry Flashcards

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Acetyl CoA+_____ = Citrate:

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oxoloacetate

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2
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If the cofactors is removed from the protein enzyme, what is it termed:

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apoenzyme

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3
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Which of the following is a precursor of epinephrine:

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Tyrosine

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4
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A pt has a severe case of periodontal disease that is not healing. There is no vitamin C available, what should you give them

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Zinc

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5
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Hydroxylation of phenyalanine gives you:

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tyrosine

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6
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Which of the following aids in insulin uptake:

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chromium

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7
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What transports fatty acids to mitochondria:

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carnitine

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8
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Which of the following is indigestible:

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cellulose

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9
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Which of the following is a sulfur containing amino acid:

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methionine

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10
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The regulatory enzyme for glycogen synthesis is

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Gylcogen synthase

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11
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The regulatory enzyme for glycogen degradation

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glycogen phosphorylase

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12
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Pentose Phosphate Pathway aka for

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HMP Shunt

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13
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The regulatory enzyme for HMP shunt aka pentose phospate pathway and this process occurs in the ______

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glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase

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14
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Two primary functions of HMP Shunt

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produce NADPH for Fatty acid synthesis (lipogenesis)

produces ribose-5-phosphate for nucleotide synthesis

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15
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Secondary functions of the HMP shunt (3)

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  1. reduce H202 (recycle glutathione)
  2. detoxifies drugs, alcohol and foreign substances
  3. increases phagocytosis via WBCs bc of NADPH
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16
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Name the 3 Mitochondrial shuttles

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Carnitine (FA from cytosol to mitochondira)
Citrate (FA from mitochondira to the cytosol)
Malate-Aspartate Shuttle

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17
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During the initiation of lipogenesis, the acetate moiety of acetyl CoA is covalently attached to carbon dioxide, with reducing hydrogen provided by NADPH:

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malonyl CoA

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18
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Which of the following will reduce to only two glucose:

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maltose

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19
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What type of bond is formed in DNA synthesis:

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phophodiester bond

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20
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The actual production of ATP is referred to as:

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oxidative phosphorylation

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21
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n the oxidation of one equivalent of acetate during the TCA cycle, ______ equivalents of NADH are produced:

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3

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22
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Name 3 Ketone bodes and aka’s if applicable

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Acetone, acetyl acidic acid (AKA acetyl acetate), beta-hydroxy butyric acid (AKA beta hydroxy uterate)

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23
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Which is considered a secondary structure of protein:

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alpha helix, beta sheet, beta bend

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24
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Gently heating to heat double stranded molecules breaks what:

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hydrogen bonds

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The function of RNA polymerase II is to make:
mRNA from DNA template
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Ubiquinone is concentrated in the:
inner mitochondrial matrix Ubiquinone aka Coenzyme Q Coenzyme 10
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A macrophage, which is chemically attracted to inflammation is termed:
chemotaxis Opsonization “coating on an M & M shell” makes thing taste good to macrophage Margination attachment to capillaries… Migration when the macrophage squeezes in between
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One of your pts is on a meatless diet and only eating corn. Lately she has begun to experience unrelenting diarhheah and is unable to concentrate on anything for longer than a few minutes. Your best diagnosis
Pellegra 4 "D's": diarrhea, dermatitis, dementia, and death
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Dental caries caused by lack of:
fluoride
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What is the reducing agent in lipogenesis:
NADPH
31
Heparin is an
anticoagulant
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What causes lactation and uterine contraction
Oxytocin
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How is nitrogen removed from the body
Urea Cycle
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Which of the following enzymes plays a crucial role in DNA replication:
tropoisomerase
35
The dermatological manifestation known as cheilosis may be associated w/
B2 defieincy (riboflavin)
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What does the brain primarily use for energy:
glucose (or ketones)
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Which of the following does not have an reducing r group
Lucine
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Eicosapentaenoic acid is found in:
fish oil
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A relatively high rate of glucose isomerization, required for the formation of lactose is seen in the:
mammary glands
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The primary cofactor during anabolism is-__ and the primary cofactor during catabolism is_____
NADPH NADH
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An anomaly around the dissacharide, _____ which is digestible in spite of the fact that it contains a beta-oriented glycosidic bond
Sucrose
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Where is 25-hydrocholecalciferol synthesized
Liver
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The secondary structure of peptides is greatly influenced by _________ bonds
hydrogen
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Three molecules of Acetyl CoA are converted to_____in cholesterol synthesis:
HMG CoA
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The important products of the pentose phosphate pathway are required as substrates in
nucelotide and fatty acid synthesis
46
The product of oxidative decarboxylation
Acetyl Co A
47
Insulin stimulates
Glycolysis
48
Tryptophan precursor for
Serotonin
49
Glutamate precursor for
GABA
50
Histidine precursor for
Histamine
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Glycine/Arginine
Creatinine
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Alanine --->
Pyruvate (Glucose-alanine shuttle)
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Glutamine--->Glutamate---->
alpha-ketoglutarate (glutamate Oxaloacetate transanimase
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Asparagine ---> ________ ---> __________
ASPARTATE , OXALOACETATE (AST or Aspartate Transaminase)
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Basic Amino Acids "HAL"
Histidine, Arginine, Leucine
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Neutral Amino Acids "STAG"
Serine, Threonine, Asparagine, and Gryptophan lack in lutamine
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Lysine, Threonine, and Tryptophan lack in
grains (wheat, rice, corn)
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Three Amino Acids that donate Nitrogen for Purines and Pyrimidines G.A.A.
Glutamate, Asparagine, Aspartate
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Ammonia is carried out by _______ to the UREA cycle
Glutamate
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Left over carbon skeletons are usually 1. 2.
Glucogenic
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PureLY Glucogenic
Lysine | Leucine
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Both Ketogenic and glucogenic ; "PTTS" and the remaining are Glucogenic
Phenylalaninptophan, Tyrosine, Threonine, Isoleucine, Tryptophan
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Aliphatic "least hydrophillic ot most hydrophili" GAVLI
``` Glycine Alanine valine Leucine Isoleucine ```
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Six Amino Acids, muscles are able to oxidize GALVIA
``` Glutamate Aspartate Leucine Valine Isoleucine Asparagine ```
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Pyruvate will feed into the transition reaction and form AcetylCo A. AcetylCo A will feed into the _______cycle (aka _____cycle)
Kreb Cycle | TCA
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What enzyme is responsible for cleavage (step 4) of Glycolysis
Aldolase
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What GLUT transporter is found in Adipose, Skeletal and Cardiac Tissue. Note, Insulin up-regulates this transporter
GLUT 4
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GLUT-5 ______ transported not Glucose; found in the testes
Fructose
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Pyruvate Kinase deficiency ='s
nonspherocytic hemolytic anemia
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Example of primary protein structure
peptide bond
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Example of secondary protein structure
Alpha helix beta pleated sheet aka beta bend *H20 bonds, non-covalent*
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Example of tertiary protein structure
myoglobin | stabilized by Disulfide bonds and non-covalentt bonds
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Example of quaternary protein structure
Hemoglobin momomeric- myoglobin dimeric- insulin trimeric- GProtein and collagen
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1 turn of Glycolysis yields
2 NADH, 2 ATP, and @ pyruvate
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Gluconeogenesis yields ______ and is inhibited by
Glucose and inhibited by Insulin
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name 4 regulating enzymes of GNG
Pyruvate carboxylase PEP Carboxykinase Fructose1,6 Biphosphotase Glucose 6 Phoshatase (present in liver but not in muscle)
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Catabolic hormones that increase blood glucose levels
Glucagon Cortisol Epi Growth Hormone
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The initial substrate for GlycoGENESIS is
UDP-Glucose (One pentose, one glucose)
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Glycogenesis product is
Glycogen
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Glycogenesis is INHIBITED by
Glucagon | Epinephrine( has lesser effect)
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Glycogensis is stimulated by
Insulin
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GlycogenoLYSIS initial substrate is
Glycogen
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Pyruvate carboxylase is allosterically activated by
AcetylCoA (exception to the rule)
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PD Complex stimulated by _______ and inhibited by Glucagon. This reaction takes place in the
Insulin Matrix
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PDC is to convert Pyruvate into ____________ and what vitamins are involved Net gain
Acetyl CO A B vitamins: 1, 2,3,5(structural component of CoEnzyme A,7 also LIPOIC acid 1 NADH
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Lactate is formed in the lens, cornea, kidney, medulla, testes, and
RBCs
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Two aka's for Cori cycle
Glucose-Alanine Cycl and Lactic Acid Cycle
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During exercise the muscles make ______ and Lactate, the former will be carried out via
Ammonia Urea cycle
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Pyruvate to Lactate is via what enzyme
Lactate dehydrogenase
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Elevated lactate in the blood ca occur during MI, pulmonary emoblism, shock, or Uncontrolled ________
bleeding
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Pyruvate is converted to acetyl CoA by
pyruvate dehydrogenase
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PDC (complex) is an aggregate of 3 enzymes and two regulatory enzymes
3 enzymes: Pyruvate dehydrogenase, dihydrolipoyl transacetylase and dehydrogenase regulatory enzymes: pyruvate dehydrogenase and pyruvate dehydrogenase phosphatase
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Alanine is Ammonia plus
Lactate
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The urea cycle rids the body of
Ammonia, which travels to the liver via the hepatic portal vein
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Enzyme for UREA is
Carbomyl phosphate synthetase
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UREA cycle intermediates FARCO, GA
``` Fumrate Arginine Citrulline Ornithinege Glutamate Aspartate ``` *ARCO being most important*
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Step 1 and step 2 of Urea cycle occurs in _______ while the last three steps occur in the cytosol
Mitochondria
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An increrase of BUN ratio dictates a ______ problem
Kidney
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A decrease of the BUN ratio dictates a ______ problem
Liver problem
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Fatty ACID SYNTHESIS AKA
Lipogenesis
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FAS occurs in the
cytosol
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Regulatory enzyme of FAS is
Acetyl CoA carboxylase
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FAS is stimulated by insulin and inhibited by
Glucagon
104
FAS coenzyme needed
NADPH
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Acetyl CoA is transported to the mitochondria as
Citrate
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Fatty Acid Degradation aka
Beta Oxidation
107
Beta oxidation occurs in the
Mitochondria
108
Enzyme for beta oxidation
hormone sensitive lipase
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Beta oxidation (Fatty acid Degradation) is stimulated by Epinephrine and inhibited by
Insulin
110
What shuttle transports FA from cytosol to the mitochondria
Carnitine
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Carnitine's precursor is
Lysine
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Urea cycle consumes ______ ATP
3
113
Beta oxidation requires acetylCoA dehyrogenase to oxidize AcetylCoA to
FADH2
114
Glycogen synthesis RLS/Enzyme
glycogen synthase
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Glycogen degradation RLS/Enzyme
glycogen phosphorylase (which will breakk the alpha-1,4 bonds
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The step in Kreb's cycle between Cirtate and Isocitrate that most schools do not mention but has been asked before
cis-Aconitic
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Aka for Kreb's cycle is __________ and it requires _______
Citric Acid Cycle adn Tricarboxylic Acid Cycle (TCA) Oxygen
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In Kreb's cycle GTP is formed during the ________ to ____ step via Succinyl CoA synthetase
Succinyl CoA to Succinate
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Succinate dehydrogenase requires
FAD (Succinate-->Fumarate)
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Sucinate Thiokinase step of Kreb's cycle is where ___ is formed
ATP
121
Electron Transport Chain aka ETC aka
Cytochrome Series and Respiratory Chain
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Nucleotides have three components, name them
Phosphate, Sugar (Ribose or Deoxyribose), and nitrogenous base.
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``` Purines and Pyrimidines All Tall Guys Can Dunk ``` All Gems are PURE (Purines) Cuty the PY (Pyrimdines)
Adenine Thymine | Guanine Cytosine
124
Uracil is exclusive to RNA as Thymine is to
DNA
125
DNA is composed of _______ stranded alpha helixes that run _______
double | parallel
126
Nucleotides with one strand are connected by ________ bonds.
Phosphodiesterbonds
127
Base pairs between complimentary strands are held together by easily broken, non covalent _______ bonds
hydrogen
128
This enzyme is responsible for unwinding DNA strands
Topisomerase (helicase)
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What polymerase makes new DNA from the parent strand(which acts as a template)
DNA Polymerase
130
Mitosis splits the double 92 chromosomal DNA into two_______
identical daughter cells (46 chromosomes each)
131
Where does DNA synthesis occur?
Nucleus
132
What bond holds together the backbone of nucleic acid to its respective base?
Glycosidic
133
What type of bonds are broken by helicase
Hydrogen bonds
134
What direction does RNA synthesis occur in
5'3'
135
Where does transcription occur ?
in the NUCLEOLUS
136
RNA transcription is very specific, whch means that
only the segment of DNA to be transcribed unwinds
137
DNA replication occurs during the ______ phase
S-phase
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The leading strand in DNA Replication runs _________ while the okazaki fragments in the lagging strand run __________
Continuous Segmentally
139
Ligase is used to connect
okazaki fragments
140
DNA Polymerase adds a _________ bond to a nucleotide
Phosphodiester
141
What is DNA Primase?
A type of RNA polymerase that primes the new strand during replication. Note: DNA polymerase cannot build a new strand it needs a primer first
142
The DNA code (aka____) is read
3 bases at a time | Sequence
143
What is the termination sequence
This is where both DNA & RNA polymerase both fall off the DNA, which then rewinds itself. Note: At this point RNA leaves the nucleus and goes to work in the cytoplasm
144
What messenger RNA holds the information to determine amino acid SEQUENCE order
mRNA
145
Ribosomal RNA is the main component of the ribosomalunit that
Moves along mRNA
146
tRna jumps on and off the rRNA carrying what with it
Amino Acids
147
When I say Translation, you say
Protein synthesis
148
Which vitamin is deficient in the newborn? a. A b. K c. C d. E
K
149
What is the rate limiting enzyme of the pentose phosphate pathway: a. Glucose 6 phophate dehydrogenase b. Ribose 5 phosphate c. Ribose 4 phosphate d. Acetyl CoA carboxylase
Glucose 6 phophate dehydrogenase
150
How many ATP’s are produced anaerobically
2
151
What binds to a ribosome before translation (aka protein synthesis) begins?
mRNA
152
Base pairings for RNA All University Guys Can Read
Adenine -- Uracil Guanine --- Cytosine RNA
153
What is the sequence for START CODON
AUG
154
Sequence for the 3 STOP Codons
UAA UGA UAG
155
An amino acid is attached to tRNA by this enzyme
Aminoacyl-tRNA Synthase
156
tRNA leaves the _______ to go get another Amino Acid
Ribosome
157
Peptidyl transferase is an enzyme used to
form A PEPTIDE BOND WITH THE Amino Acid on the tRNA "next door"
158
Normal evel of Ca++ in blood is ___to 11mg
9-11 mg
159
Calcium is acomponetn of bone, aides in muscle ________, and nerve regulation
contraction
160
Ca++ is regulated by vitamin ______ for absorption.
D
161
Deficiency of Calcium could lead to _______ or _______
Rickets | Osetomalacia
162
decrease in muscle tone, excessive calcium depsoits in soft tissue, and renal failure are all associated with ______ of Calcium.
Toxicity
163
Potassium is regulated by and a deficiency (usually caused by diuretics) in it could lead to
Aldosterone Muscle weakness
164
What mineral serves a cofactor for Kinase reactions, a component of bone and needed for GLUCOSE breakdown
Magnesium
165
Toxicity of Magnesium can lead to _______ seen in miners, Neurological symptoms, like Parkinson's.
Poisoning
166
Chromium acts as a ________- transporter and helps bind________ to the cell
glucose insulin
167
Cobalt is constituent of B12 so a deficiency could lead to
Megaloblastic anemia (pernicous anemia)
168
Copper is part of Cytochrome A oxidase (ETC) and transported by _______________, AND has a role in ________ formation
albumin | melanin
169
A deficiency in Iodine will cause ___ in kids and _____ and ______ in Adults
Cretinism (kids) Goiter and Myexedema (Adults)
170
Iron is transported as ________ in the blood and stored in the liver as _________
Transferrin Ferritin
171
A deficiency of Manganese, which is a cofactor for Decarboxylation, woudl lead to abnormal ________ healing
wound and/or ligamentous healing
172
______ is a cofactor for glutathione peroxidase this mineral also is synergist with vitamin E
Selenium
173
A deficit of Selenium could lead to _______ | Toxicity of Selenium would lead to ______
Cardiomyopathy hair/nail loss
174
Zinc is a cofactor for what enzyme (think about bicarbonate)
Carbonic anhydrase
175
Fat+Bile equlas
Micelle
176
Arachodonic Acid becomes ESSENTIAL when ______ is absent
LINOLEIC acid
177
Linoleic Omega ____
Omega 6
178
A L L E represent number of Carbosn adn Dbl bonds
Arachodonic 20 4 Linolenic 18 3 Linoleic 18 2 EPA 20 5 (Eicosapentanoic Acid)
179
LinoLENIC Acid Omega
3
180
What type of bonds are between glycerol and fatty acids
Ester