HMP (Deevska) Flashcards

1
Q

Where are structural carbohydrates located in the cell?

A

on the outer mitochondrial matrix??

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2
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What are the oxidative irreversible steps of Pentose Phosphate Pathway?

A

Step 1- Glucose 6-P to 6-Phosphogluconate via Glucose 6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase (G6PD) (Rate limiting step)
Step 2- Hydrolysis to 6-phosphogluconate via 6-phosphogluconolactone (1 NADPH produced)
Step 3. Oxidative decarboxylation of 6-phosphogluconate via 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase (1 NADPH produced)

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3
Q

What are the 2 names for this pathway?

A
Hexose MonoPhosphate (HMP) shunt
Pentose phosphate pathway
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4
Q

What are the 2 main purposes of HMP pathway?

A

make NADPH and Ribose (5 carbon sugar ribose) to be used in synthesis of nucleotides

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5
Q

True/False No ATP is used or produced in HMP pathway?

A

True

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6
Q

Ribose 5-Phosphate is used for _______ production.

A

Nucleotide

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7
Q

When reversible steps convert 3 carbon atoms to 7 carbon atoms it makes synthesis possible for _________.

A

Ribose 5-Phosphate

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8
Q

What is different in NADH vs NADPH?

A

NADPH has an extra phosphate group connected to ribose molecules…

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9
Q

What does NADH do?

A

Accepts electrons and donate the electrons, using the energy stored for oxidative phosphorylation.

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10
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1st thing that NADPH does?

A

Electron donor for reductive biosynthesis of fatty acids, cholesterol and steroids.

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11
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2nd thing NADPH does?

A

Electron donor for neutralization of ROS (H2O2, superoxide etc)

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12
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3rd thing NADPH does?

A

Reducing agent for Cyt 450= biosynthesis of steroids

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13
Q

4th thing NADPH does?

A

Role in phagocytosis= destruction of pathogens

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14
Q

5th thing NADPH does?

A

Substrate for synthesis of nitric oxide (NO).

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15
Q

When are ROS dangerous?

A

when levels of antioxidants are diminished.

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16
Q

When are ROS produced?

A

during aerobic metabolism, drugs and toxins

17
Q

What is Glutathion (GSH)?

A

Major antioxidant system

18
Q

enzyme that incorporates 1 oxygen atom from molecular oxygen (creating -OH group) with the other oxygen reduced to H2O.

A

monooxygenase

19
Q

Cyt P450 systems… _________system- synthesis of steroids

___________system- detoxification of foreign compounds

A

Mitochondrial

Microsomal

20
Q

What does Cyt P450 do in the liver?

A

Makes bile acids & Vitamin D3.

21
Q

What does Cyt P450 do in the kidney?

A

Makes Vitamin D3 active

22
Q

What does Cyt P450 do in steroidogenic tissues (placenta, ovaries, testes etc)?

A

Uses NADPH to make steroid hormones

23
Q

What does the microsomal Cyt P450 do?

A

Detox of drugs

24
Q

NADPH oxidase deficiency causes ________________.

A

CGS Chronic Granulomatous Disease

25
Q

body attempts to “wall off” the collection of cells from the rest of the body.

A

granuloma

26
Q

IMPORTANT: Why is G6PD exclusively in RBC’s?

A

RBC’s don’t have nucleus, so they can’t replace any enzyme that is lost.

27
Q

Do you recall hemolytic anemia as a deficiency of another enzyme that we have talked about?

A

G6P