Exam 3 Nucleotide Metabolism (RNA) Flashcards

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2’ carbon on the 5 membrane ring sugar refers to

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ribose (OH) or deoxyribose (H)

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all nucleoSide X-phosphates are

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nucleoTides

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3
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the precursor for all nucleotides

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PRPP

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4
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-etase signifies

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require energy in the form of ATP usu

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5
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-tase signifies

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does not use energy

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6
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what reactants used to make PRPP

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  1. ribose-5-phosphate

2. pyrophosphate from ATP required for the synthetase

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7
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the pyrophosphate from ATP attaches where on ribose-5-phosphate

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1’ carbon of ribose-5-phosphate

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de novo synthesis of pyrimidines is a _ pathway

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unidirectional (linear); takes carbamoyl phosphate and PRPP to make UMP then UDP then UTP and then CTP

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9
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de novo synthesis of pyrimidines form nitrogenous base _ of PRPP

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independent of PRPP; slaps the base on PRPP

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10
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the precursors to make pyrimidines

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-NH3 from Gln
-Asp
HCO3-

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11
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allosteric regulation of pyrimidines: pyr inhibits

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C

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12
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allosteric regulation of pyrimidines: pur activates

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A/G

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13
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what is CAD

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eukaryotic protein; a complex that uses of 3 enzymes and occurs in the cytosol for pyrimidines

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the C in CAD has a channel where what place

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CPSII; is a synthetase that modifies HCO3- and the NH3- from Gln as moves down the channel to make carbomyl phosphate

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15
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activators of CPSII

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PRPP and ATP

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16
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inhibitors of CPSII

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UTP

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17
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A in CAD has 2 allosteric sites which are

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ATcase adds Asp to carbamyol phosphate

  1. ATP activates (excess purines into pyrmidines)
  2. CTP inhibits ( endput of pyrmidine)
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18
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D in CAD (dihydroorotase)

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closes the 6 member ring; uses H2O to make pyrimidines

19
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DHODH is located where

20
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FMN is a source of e-s not from

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carbohydrates

21
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what does UMP synthetase do

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adds orotate (precursor from CAD) adds it to PRPP at the 1’ carbon in ribose backbone then removes carboxyl from Asp to make UMP

22
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our energy used for UMP synthetase

23
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what conformation is uracil in after UMP synthetase

24
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megalobalstic anemia occurs when

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cells fail to divide so multi nucleated; b9 or b12 deficiency

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hereditary orotic aciduria symptoms include
excess precursor orotate excreted in the urine
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why in cases of hereditary orotic aciduria, fails at responding to B9/B12?
it has deficiency of UMP synthetase (no de novo synthesis)
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kinases in prymidines used is for
transforming UMP into UTP
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_ is the only nucleotide to be synthesized directly as a triphosphate
CTP
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CTP synthetase has 2 allosteric regulators:
1. GTP activates (base pairing rxns ie CTP uses GTP and UTP uses ATP) 2. CTP inhibits both synthetases C and A
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purines form nitrogenous base _ PRPP
on PRPP
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purines is _ pathway
branched pathway; takes aas and PRPP to make IMP and branch to GMP or AMP
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purine regulation via
feedback inhibition by purines
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precursors for purines
same 3 in pyrimidines plus Gly and N10-formyl-THF
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de novo synthesis of purines happens where
cyoplasm
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precursors use what sources of energy
ATP or GTP
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how do IMP formation occur
activation/phosphorylation-replacement
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making IMP: rxns 1-3 form:
the 5 membered ring
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making IMP: rxns 4-10 form:
the 6 membered ring; forming hypoxanthine
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in vertebrates, purines are made in the
purinosome (complex)
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purinosome: _ enzymes perform 10 reactions
6
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_ facilitates flow in purinosome
proximity
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kinases in purines are used for:
making diphosphate and triphosphate
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precursor IMP to make AMP uses what for energy and is inhibited by
GTP; inhibited by AMP
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precursor IMP to make GMP uses what for energy and is inhibited by
ATP; inhibited by GMP