Fat Metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

what conditions can fatty acid be used in only?

A

aerobic conditions as there is breakdown in the mitochondria

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2
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What happens in B-oxidation pathway?

A

TAG hydrolysed to FFA, 2 carbons removed as acetyl coa , NADH and FADH2 produced, enters krebs and energy produced as ATP , needs o2 for oxidative phosphorylation

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3
Q

where does FA breakdown occur?

A

in mitochondrial matrix, activated in cytoplasm before and produced fatty acyl coA uses ATP to make acyl coA synthetase

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4
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what do long chain acyl coAs need as a carrier?

A

carnitine - enzyme cat-1 outside mitochondria and cat-2 inside

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5
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What is cat 1 inhibited by?

A

malonyl coA slows Carbs for energy

Insulin for high blood glucose

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6
Q

Can animals convert FA direct to glucose?

A

no

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7
Q

where does oxidation occur?

A

in electron transport chain

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8
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how many ATP in b-oxidation?

A

106

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9
Q

if carbs are lacking what does acetyl coA make?

A

ketone bodies - acetoacetic acid, b-hydroxybutyric acid and acetone

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10
Q

where can ketone bodies accumulate?

A

in diabetes, trauma and starvation as actoacetate oroduced faster

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11
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Where is ketone bodies mainly used?

A

heart and kidney cortex

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12
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what ketone bodies are strongly acidic and disturb acid-base?

A

b-hydroxybutyric acid

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13
Q

what happens in diabetics with ketoacidosis?

A

prevents glucose absorption results in hyperglycemia and dehydration

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14
Q

what is MCAD defiency?

A

autosomal recessive -
nonsynonymous mutation, medium chain acyl coz dehydrogenase defiency blocks oxidation of fatty acyl co a cant make acetyl coa

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