Fats Flashcards

1
Q

propionyl Coa source

A

odd chain fa and 4 aa

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2
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carboxylase enzymes

A
  1. gluconeogenesis-pyruvate carboxylase
  2. fa synthesisi -acetyl co carboxylase
  3. odd chain meta -propionyl coA carboxylase
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3
Q

methylmalonic aciduria

A
  1. b12 def.
  2. IF defect
  3. methlymalonyl CoAMutase
  4. defect in conversion to coenzyme form of b12
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4
Q

methylmalonic aciduria diff which 2 conditions

A

def. of b12 and b9

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5
Q

why b12 def leads to peripheral neuropathy

A

propionly coa and methlymalonyl coa builds up in cells so does in myelin

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6
Q

only 1 organ make ketone bodies

A

liver mitochondria

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7
Q

hmg CoA reductase enz fxn and types

A
  1. cholesterol syn-in ER of all cells of body ex RBC

2. ketone body- ONLY in liver mito

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8
Q

name ketone bodies

A

acetoacetate
b-hydroxybutyrate
acetone

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9
Q

if there is no hormonal control of ketone bodies synthesis then how is it reg?

A

acetylCoa1.krebs cycle
2.ketone body
during starvation OAA is uesd for glucobeogenesis so krebs cycle cant run.
only option left is kb formation

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10
Q

how much atp from acetoacetate

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24 atp.(b-hydroxybutyric acid generate 1 mol of nadh also and gets converted to acetoacetate)

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11
Q

kb formation and utilization

A

mito

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12
Q

thiophrase significance

A

used in ketone bodies oxidation.absent in liver so it cant use kb

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13
Q

during starvation OAA in liver for gluconeogenesis so acetylcoa cant be used..wat is the state in other tissues

A

kb -acetlycoA-krebs cycle bcoz no gluconeogenesis

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14
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ketosis

A
  1. ketonemia -acidosis
  2. ketoneuria-draws water also,dehydration
  3. acetone breath
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15
Q

which of the ketone cant be used as fuel

A

acetone

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16
Q

brain fuel use

A

1/2d glycogen
1/2 d gluconeogenesis peak
till 1w gluconeogenesis -mostly muscle protein
after 1 wk: slows glucose use and use more ketone-from adipose
also gluconeogenesis from liver and kidney forblood levels

17
Q

fxn of sugars attached to lipids/proteins

A

blood group
cell cell recognition
act as receptors-cholera toxin Gm1 ganglioside receptor

18
Q

shingolipids aka

A

glycolipids

19
Q

sphingolipid mainly found in

A

plasma memb

20
Q

ganglioside

A

sialic acid attached to glycolipid

eg:N acetyeuramic acid nana

21
Q

n acetyl galactosamine

A
a sugar of hexosamine class
hexosaminidase A def. in tay sachs(cherry red spots)
22
Q

cherry red spot

A

tay sachs

neimann pick

23
Q

gaucher

A

glucocerebrosidase def. in lysosome

crumpled/wrinkled paper inclusions

24
Q

eg of ds treated with enz replacement

A

gauchers ds

25
Q

sphingomyelinase def leads to

A

neimann pick-cherry red spots
foamy macrophages
zebra bodies

26
Q

i cell ds

A

defect in phosphotransferase in golgi.
all lysosomal enz absent
inclusion bodies

27
Q

inlclusion bodies

A

sphingolipidosis

i cell ds