Crunchtime Flashcards

1
Q

How is PFK-1 activated?

A

non-covalent allosteric activation by AMP, ADP and F-2,6-BP (important in liver)

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How is PFK-1 inhibited?

A

Elevated ATP and Citrate
- ATP is a substrate, but if it becomes too high, it starts binding to the allosteric site

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2
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What inhibits Hexokinase?

A

G6P

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3
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What inhibits Glucokinase?

A

F6P, activates Glucokinase Inhibitory Protein and causes sequestration of Glucokinase

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4
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MODY2

A

inhibitory mutation of Glucokinase
- not enough uptake of glucose

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5
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PHHI

A

Activating mutation of Glucokinase
- too much Insulin

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6
Q

How does fructose increase glucose usage?

A

F1P inhibits the binding of GKRP to Glucokinase

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7
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What does Adenylate Kinase do and what is its significance

A

Adenylate Kinase interconverts 2 ADP <-> AMP+ATP
- AMP is an extremely sensitive indicator of [ATP] change

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8
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Inhibition of Pyruvate Kinase

A

1) ATP
2) Alanine: Inhibits PK to prevent PEP from being converted back to Pyruvate, after being converted to OAA in gluconeogenesis
3) Phosphorylation via PKA: low glucose in liver = glucagon = activation of PKA = phosphorylation of PK = inhibition of glycolysis/activation of gluconeogenesis

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9
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Activation of Pyruvate Kinase

A

High concentrations of F16BP

Produced by PFK1, so feedforward regulation

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10
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Glucokinase Inhibitory Protein (aka GKRP)

A

Found in the liver, binds glucokinase and keeps it in the nucleus

  • inhibited by F1P, stimulating glucokinase activity
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11
Q

Which reaction in the PPP produces CO2?

A

6PGA DH

NADP -> NADPH + CO2

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12
Q

What does Arginiosuccinate synthetase produce?

A

Uses ATP to produce AMP and PPi

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13
Q

Glutamine synthetase uses NH3 and ?

A

ATP to produce ADP + Pi

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14
Q

What is the enzymes that facilitates the loopy part of galactose metabolism

A

G1P-Uridyl Transferase

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15
Q

Which enzyme facilitates the conversion of Phsophatidic acid to DAG

A

PAP

16
Q

Does Transferase or ⍺1,6-glucosidase use co-products and what are they?

A

⍺1,6-glucosidase, uses water to remove the last glucose

17
Q

Conversion of DHAP to glycerol-3P produces what else?

A

NADH to NAD

18
Q

L3-hydroxyacetyl CoA DH has which byproducts?

A

NAD to NADH

19
Q

enoyl-coA ? and it uses what

A

Hydratase, uses H2O

20
Q

Fatty-acyl CoA synthetase uses what coproducts

A

ATP to AMP and PPi

21
Q

Resynthesis of Acetyl-CoA steps in ketone bodies

A

Acetoacetate to Acetoacetyl-CoA using transferase

Acetoacetyl-CoA to Acetly CoA using thiolase

22
Q

HMG-CoA Reductase byproducts

A

NADPH to NADP + CoA