Exam 4- October 31st Flashcards

1
Q

Mobilization of glucose from ________ by ________

A

glycogen

phosphorolysis

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2
Q

________ enzymes are required to free glucose from glycogen

A

two

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3
Q

________ ________ catalyzes the cleavage of (alpha __ –> __) glycoside linkages that joins _____ glucose molecules in the glycogen polymer

A

glycogen phophorylase
(alpha 1–>4)
two

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4
Q

The reaction of glycogen phosphorylase requires the cofactor ________ ________

A

pyridoxal phosphate

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5
Q

two phosphategroup of pyridoxal phosphate acts as a general ________ ________, this promotes attacking by ___ on the glycoside band

A

acid catalyst

P6

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6
Q

The ______-____-_____-___-_____ is released from the glycogen by this reaction

A

alpha-D-glucose-1-phosphate

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7
Q

Glycogen phosphorylase continues to act on the ________ ______ of glycogen ________ until only ________ glucose molecules remain before on (alpha 1–>6) branch point is reached

A

Nonreducing ends
Branches
4

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8
Q

Glycogen phosphorylase activity ________

A

stops

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9
Q

The second enzyme, known as ________ ________ catalyzes _____ successive reactions to remove the branch

A

Debranching Enzyme

two

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10
Q

The first activity associated with the bi-functional de-branching enzyme is ________ ________

A

Transferase activity

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11
Q

Three of the four remaining glucose residues that make up the branch are moved to a nearby ____-_______ _____ and reattached in (alpha __–>__) linkage

A

non-reducing end

1–>4

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12
Q

Glycogen –> ________-__-_______ –>(alpha 1–>6) glucosidase activity

A

glucose-1-phosphate

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13
Q

The glucose-1-phosphate that was released by the glycogen phosphorylase is converted to glucose -6-phosphate by ________

A

phosphoglucomutase

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14
Q

________, in its 6-phosphate form can now enter the glycolysis pathway

A

glucose

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15
Q

other ________ can enter the glycolytic pathway at specific points

A

sugars

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16
Q

glycerol–> ________ ________

A

dihydroxyacetone phosphate

17
Q

intermediates in the glycolytic pathway feed into the “________ ________ ________”

A

bigger metabolic picture

18
Q

glucose-6-phosphate –> ______-______ –> ________

A

pentose-phosphate –> nucleotides

19
Q

Fructose-6-phosphate –> ________ –> ________, ________

A

amino sugars–> glycolipid, glycoprotein

20
Q

Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate / DHAD –> __- ______ –>lipid

A

2-glycerophosphate –> lipid

21
Q

3-phosphoglycerate –> ________

A

serine

22
Q

Phosphoenolpyruvate –> _____ _____ _____

                                    - -> \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ --> \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
                                    - -> \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
A

aromatic amino acids
aspartate –> pyrimidines
asparagine

23
Q

pyruvate –> ________

A

alanine

24
Q

________ ________ is an ________ process that can yield ATP

A

Lactate fermentation

anaerobic

25
Q

When animal tissues cannot be supplied with sufficient oxygen to oxidize the ________ and ________ produced in glycolysis, cells will ________ NAD from NADH by reducing pyruvate to________ through the action of ________ ________

A
pyruvate 
NADH
regenerate
lactate
lactate dehydrogenase
26
Q

Lactate is produced in large quantities in ________ ________ undergoing ________ contraction

A

large quantities

vigorous

27
Q

Lactic acid is initially produced, but it rapidly ________ to lactate and H+

A

dissociates

28
Q

The accumulation of lactate and subsequent acidification of the muscle tissue causes ________

A

pain

29
Q

the lactate is ________ to the ________ where its converted to ________

A

recycled
liver
glucose

30
Q

Many microorganisms ferment _______ and other hexoses to _______

A

Glucose

Lactate

31
Q

Lactose in milk is fermented to lactic acid by _______

A

Lactobacilli

32
Q

_______ occurs in the milk and the __________(two words) denatures milk casein and other proteins

A

Acidification

Low pH

33
Q

The denatured protein from acidification then _______

A

Precipitates

34
Q

The precipitated, denatured protein forms _______ and is the basis for the production of _______ and _______

A

Curds

Cheese and yogurt

35
Q

Primitive _______ live at depths up to 4000 meters where the dissolved _______ concentration is essentially ______

A

Coelacanths
Oxygen
Zero

36
Q

Primitive coelacanths almost exclusively use _______ metabolism to generate ATP used for carbohydrate conversion to _______ which are _______

A

Anaerobic
Lactate
Excreted

37
Q

Some marine vertebrates ferment glucose to _______ plus _______ to generate ATP

A

Ethanol

CO2