Enzymes Flashcards

1
Q

What are the AA necessary for purine synthesis?

A

Glycine, Asp, Glutamine (GAG) and N10 Formyltetrahydrofolate (TH4) and CO2

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2
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What are the components of a Pyrimidine?

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Carbamoyl Phosphate and Asp

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3
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What is the start of the purine base pathway?

A

Ribose to PRPP using PRPP synthase

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4
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What is the first commited step in Purine de novo?

A

Gln PhosphoriboAT: PRPP to 5 PRamine

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5
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Main enzymes in purine salvage are??

A

APRT and HGPRT to make free bases into nucleotides using PRPP

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6
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What inhibits Gln PhosphoriboAT?

A

Nuclleotides

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7
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WHat inhibtis PRPP synthase?

A

GDP/ADP

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8
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What is the Branching point of purine de novo?

A

IMP

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9
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What does GMP inhibit in the de novo pathway?

A

IMP Dehydrogenase

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10
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What does AMP inhibit in the purine de novo pathway?

A

Adenylosuccinate synthase

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11
Q

AMP degrades into what product?

A

Hypoxanthine

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12
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GMP degrades into what product?

A

Xanthine

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13
Q

Hypoxanthine degrades into what product?

A

Xanthine

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14
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Xanthine degrades into which product?

A

Uric Acid

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15
Q

What drug inhibits xanthine to uric acid?

A

Allopurinol

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16
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What is goes into pyrimidine de novo?

A

Gln+CO2+Asp+ ATP to make carbamoyl P

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17
Q

What enzyme makes carbamoyl P?

A

CPSII

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18
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What converts Ortic Acid to UMP?

A

UMP synthase (def causes orotic aciduria)

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19
Q

Ribonucleotides are converted to deoxyribonucelotides by…?

A

RR

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20
Q

What drug inhibits RR?

A

Hydroxyurea

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21
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What enzyme is needed to convert dUMP to dTMP?

A

Thymidylate synthase (acitivated by N5/10 methylene THF)

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22
Q

What convertsDHF to THF?

A

DHFR

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23
Q

What drug inihibts DHFR?

A

MTX

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24
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What drug inhibits dTMP formation?

A

5-FU for thymidylate synthase

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What causes an increase in erythopetin?
Decrease tissue oxygenation
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Which enzyme lowers the affinity of Hb for O2?
2,3,BPG
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Cytochrome b5 can convert what into Hb?
Methemoglobin
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What activate cytchrome b5?
NADH
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What enzyme converts d-ALA to porphobilinogen(PBG)?
d-ALAD
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What concerts PBG to Hydroxymethybilane (HXMB)
PBG demainase=AIP Purple Pee
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What enzyme makes UROIII?
UROS=CEP
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What enzyme converts UROIII to Coprophyrinogen III?
UROD=PCT tea colored urine
33
An increase in heme causes ALAS to....?
Decrease
34
Vitamine K is reduced via expoxide reductase and becomes?
gammacarboxyglutamate and the coag factors 1927 CS and thrombin?
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What does gammacarboxyGLU bind with so that it can bind to cell membrane?
Ca2+
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What does heparin act on?
Antithrombin III
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What is the main action of the Protein C/S pathway?
To limit clot to the immediate site of injury
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What bacteria enzyme can convert plasminogen to plasmin?
Streptokinase
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What nuetralizes ketoacids?
Ammonia
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What are the main Nitrogen carriers to the liver?
Gln and Ala
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In the fasted state Waste Nitrogen is converted to?
Pyruvate through the Ala and Glucose cycle
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What is needed in many transammintaion reactions and glycogenloylsis?
PLP
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What is one of the main jobs of GDH?
Fix NH3 into an organic molecule (Glu)
44
Asp can be recycled into the urea cycle through fumurate in which state?
Fed
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In the fast state Fumuarte can be coverted into what?
Glucose
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What are the essential AA?
PVT TIM HALL Phe Val Trp Thr Ile Met His Arg Leu Lys
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What AA are ketogenic?
Leu and Lys | Trp The Ile Phe
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What AA are glucogenic?
Val Met His Arg
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What AA is necessar for the folate 1C pool?
Serine
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What are the 7 Intermediates of AA degradation?
``` POP H Fumes AA Konstantly Pyruvate OAA Propionyl CoA HMG CoA Fumarate Alpha KG AcCoA KBs ```
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Which branched AA can be converted into energy through the TCA cycle?
Ile, Val, and Leu
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What are the effects and accumilations in ammonia toxicity?
Increase in NH4 Inc in Gln Dec in urea Bocks TCA bc alpha KG is depleted from the increase in Gln
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What provides fuel for immune cells during sepsis?
Amino Acids
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What stimulates phospholipases (A2 and C)?
Histamine and cytokines from inflammation
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What enzyme has Ile in the active site?
CoX-1
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What enzyme has Val in the active site>
COx-2
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Which enxyme is prothrombotic?
COX-1
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Which enzyme makes TXA2?
COX-1
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TXA2 is prothrombotic or anthithrombtic?
Likes to make clots
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Which enzyme is antithrombotic and is the main mediator of pain, inflammation and fever?
COX-2
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Which enzyme makes PGI2?
COX2
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What enzyme inhibits phospholipase A2?
Glucocorticosterioids
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What are the products of AA?
Lipoxygenase (Luetorienes) Cycloxgenases (PG and TX), Isoprostane (ROS), and Endocannabinoid (analgesic; SARIN inhibits)