Glycolysis Flashcards

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What are the moleucles that are oxidized to produce ATP, Heat, CO2 and water ?

Where are the exceeds stored as an where ?

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Which of the macro molecule produces the most fuel ?

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3
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The composition of the body fuel stores are ?

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4
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What occurs during energy production by oxdiation of . vs energy utilizaiton ?

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5
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What happens to excess dietary fuel ? What about fasting ?

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What does this mean ?

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8
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What connection with BMI ?

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9
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Where are Dietary Triacyglycerols digested ? What enzymes do ? Where is bile salt made , and what is it made of ? Where is it reabsorbed ?

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10
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To break down proteins, what is the fuction of parietal cells ? Chief cells ? What connection with HCL. What is the role of Chymotrypsin , trypsin, ?

What is the fuction of exopeptidases ?

What is the role of proteases , where is it produced ?

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chief pepsi

pH= pariental cells regualte PH

PC=Chief cells

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What is Achlorhydria and hypochlorhydria ? What effect does on parietal cell and H2- receptor ? which rare diease is it seen ? or infection ? What symptom ?

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What is the fuction of the H2-receptor of Achlorhydria and hypochlorhydria ?

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13
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What is celiac diease?

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silly intestine, hiding

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14
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Where does starch come from, and what does it break into?

Sucrose

lactose

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15
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What are the digestion enzymes of the intestinal cells that break down carbohydrates ?

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16
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What is lactose intolerance ? reason it is caused ? Symtops

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17
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What is glycolysis the principle of ? Where does it take place ? What about RBC ? How does glucose travel ? What does insulin stimulate ?

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18
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What is Glut 1 Deficiency ? What kind of mutation ? What is characterized ?

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19
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Glucose can be oxidized to between ? What happens during aerobic vs anaerobic

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20
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Aerobic glycolysis what it requires and what does it make ? What does a complete oxidation fo 2 molecule of pyruvate ?

What is 2:2:2 rule in aerobic respiration

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21
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Enzyme from glucose to glucose 6 phosphate requires which two enzymes depending on the tissue ?

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22
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What is the purpose of hexokinases ? What are the two reasons ?

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23
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What type of isozymes of hexokinase ? What is the other one ? Where is the other one found ? Which one has highest km and low km ? what does it mean ? Vmax differences

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24
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What is the differences between glucokinase vs hexokinase? where are they located ? When is it working and not ? How does it help brain at low concentration ? how is the km ?

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25
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What is hexokinase inhibited by ? how about glucokinase ?

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26
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What is maturity Onset Diabetes of the Young (MODY) Where is the mutation ?1 What are the symtoms ?

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27
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What is the purpose of phosphoglucose isomerase ? Is it reversible ? What is the use of PFK-1 ?

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28
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Which enzyme is the Rate limitign enzyme for glycolysis and gluconeogensis ?

What is PFK1 stimulated by ? What is inverse of cAMP ?

What does PFK2 help in ?

What stops glycolysis ?

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30
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What is phosphofructokinase deficiency ? What mutation ? what are the symtoms?

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31
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What is the purpose of Aldolase , what does it produce ? is it reversible ? When else is it used ? what is the purpose of Triose phosphate isomerase ?

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32
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What is Aldolase A deficiency ? What is Triosephosphate isomerase deficiency ?

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34
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What is the purpose of Glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase (G3PDH) do ? Is the reaction reversible ?

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35
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What is the purpose of Phosphoglycerate kinase ? what is noteworthy about the ATP and its reversibility ?

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36
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What is the purpose of bisphosphoglycerate mutase ? Importance of hemoglobin, what about 2,3 bisphosphoglycerate phosphatase ?

is it reversible ?

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37
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What happens in the right shift vs left shift ?

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38
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What is the purpose of phosphoglycerate mutase ? What is the purpose of enolase ? What is the purpose of pyruvate kinase ?

How is this exergonic reaction occur ?

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39
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How is pyruvate Kinase regulated ?

inhibited ? and activated ?

What does the liver enzyme control ?

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40
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What is pyruvate kinase deficiency ? What happens when there is a total lack of this enzyme ?

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41
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What is pyruvate kinase deficiency ?

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43
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What happens during anaerobic glycolysis ? Why is it better at times ? What is the speed ? How long does it last ?

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44
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What about anaerobic glycolysis, what is Lactase dehydrogenase ? What happens do NADH ?

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45
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What is the product of glycolysis ?

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