Hemoglobin metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

most studied protein in the body due to its
ability of being easily isolated from the RBC

A

hemoglobin

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2
Q

what compromises 95% of the rbc?

A

cytoplasmic content of rbc

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3
Q

what is the ring carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen called in the heme structure?

A

protoporphyrin IX

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4
Q

what is the oxidized hemoglobin called?

A

methemoglobin

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5
Q

when ferrous oxidized become ____ it cannot bind with?

A

ferric; oxygen

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6
Q

each hemoglobin has how many globin chains?

A

4

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7
Q

what is amino acid sequence of polypeptide chain called?

A

primary structure

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8
Q

what structure have chain arrangements in helices and nonhelices

A

secondary structure

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9
Q

what structure has the arrangement of helices into pretzel like configuration

A

tertiary structure

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10
Q

what structure have a complete hemoglobin structure>

A

quaternary structure

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11
Q

it has two a globin chain and b globin chain

A

Hb A

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12
Q

posttranslational modification
formed by the nonenzymatic binding of sugars
to globin chain amino groups

A

glycation

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13
Q

Occurs in mitochondria and cytoplasm of bone marrow
erythroid precursor

A

hemoglobin biosynthesis

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14
Q

epsilon, gamma, delta, and beta is on the short arm of?

A

chromosome 11

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15
Q

where does production of globin chain occurs?

A

erythroid precursors

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16
Q

transcription of globin genes to mRNA happens in

A

nucleus

17
Q

transformation of mRNA to the globin polypeptide chains occurs in

A

ribosomes in cytoplasm

18
Q

globin binds to heme molecule and forms>

A

heterodimer

19
Q

it comprises of 2 a chain and 2 b chain and present from 6 months of age through adulthood

A

Hb A

20
Q

contains of a 2 a chain and 2 d chains and comprises less than 3.5% of total hemoglobin in adults

A

Hb A2

21
Q

contains two a and two g chains

A

Hb F

22
Q

Used for fractionation, presumptive identification,
and quantification of normal hemoglobin and
hemoglobin variants

A

Electrophoresis and HPLC

23
Q

what is the is the predominant hemoglobin at the 2nd and 3rd trimesters of fetal life and at birth

A

Hb F

24
Q

what is the predominant at 6 months of age and through
adulthood with small amounts of Hb A2 and Hb F2

A

Hb A

25
Q

what is the key rate-limiting step in heme synthesis is the initial reaction of _____

A

glycine and succinyl CoA to form ALA

26
Q

it leads to balance production of heme and globin

A

globin regulation

27
Q

when is globin synthesis regulates ?

A

translation

28
Q

insufficient quantity of hemoglobin leads to?

A

hypoxia

29
Q

hypoxia is detected by

A

peritubular cells of kidney

30
Q

EPO increases the number of?

A

erythrocytes

31
Q

what is the amount of oxygen needed to saturate 50% hemoglobin

A

p value

32
Q

shift to the left in oxygen means?

A

o2 bound to RBC, high % of o2 saturation

33
Q

shift to right in oxygen

A

low o2 saturation o2 is deliver to tissue and no o2 is delivered to the lungs

34
Q

Causes relaxation of vascular wall smooth
muscle and vasodilation

A

nitric oxide

35
Q

dysfunctional hemoglobin that are unable to transport oxygen

A

dyshemoglobin

36
Q

Formed by the reversible oxidation of heme iron to the
ferric state

A

methhemoglobin