Energy Motabolism Flashcards

1
Q

In well fed state the liver takes its energy from the

A

Excess amino acids

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2
Q

Which hormones increase in sleeping

A

Glucagon
Epinephrine
Cortisol

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3
Q

What does the decrease of insulin ,the increase of glucagon and increased of epinephrine at sleeping do

A

Glucagon stimuli glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis but in less effect

The other hormones
Stimuli adipose to break down and release fatty acids
Stimuli skeleton muscles to release amino acids

The liver use the amino acid as a skeleton carbon for the new glucose and oxidize the fatty acids to use thier energy for the gluconeogenesis

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4
Q

Does the fatty acids make glucose and can we use them as energy

A

No we cant turn fatty acids to glucose

But we can get of them energy by oxidation and they will release energy + ketone bodies

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5
Q

Why the brain do not use fatty acids as energy source but it use ketone bodies if the starvation

A

Because the fatty acids can’t pass the BBB

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6
Q

What are the brain energy sources after weeks of starvation

A

2/3 ketone bodies

1/3 glucose

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7
Q

What are the energy sources of the liver in well-fed state and in starvation

A

Well fed amino acids and glucose

Starvation fatty acids

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8
Q

What are the energy sources of the resting skeletal muscles in well fed and in starvation

A

Well fed glucose

Starvation fatty acids + ketones

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9
Q

What are the sources of the energy for the cardiac muscles in the well fed and in the starvation

A

Well fed fatty acids

Starvation fatty acids + ketone bodies

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10
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What is the source of the energy for the RBCs in well fed and in starvation state and why

A

Well fed glucose
Starvation glucose
Because it doesn’t have mitochondria so no oxidation reactions

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11
Q

What does the insulin stimuli in the liver

A

Glycogen synthesis

And fatty acids synthesis which converted to triglycerides and released to the blood as (VLDLs)

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12
Q

What provide the carbon skeleton for gluconeogenesis in the liver

A

Lactate
Amino acids
Glycerol

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13
Q

Which enzyme does the insulin activated in the adipose and what it does

A

It is lipoprotein lipase
And it break down lipoproteins e.g VLDL
The adipose tissue up take the fatty acids from the proteins and convert it to triglycerides and store it

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14
Q

Which enzyme does the epinephrine activate in the adipose tissue

A

It activate lipase enzyme that breaks down the triglycerides to fatty acids

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15
Q
How many calories does the 
Fat
Carbohydrates 
Protein 
Alcohol
 glycogen 
Give
A
9 kcal/g
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7
4
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16
Q

High level of triglycerides in the blood it might be a sign for

A

Untreated diabetes

17
Q

What is the source of the glucose of the fetus heart’s

A

Glucose

18
Q
In hypoglycemia (below 70mg/dl)
The hypothalamus trigger the release of which hormones
A

Glucagon

Epinephrine