Important Deck Test 2 Flashcards
major storage fuel
triglyceride
major circulating fuel
glucose
second major circulating fuel
triglyceride from lipoproteins
glycogen is stored where
liver, muscle
three major circulating fuels
glucose, triglycerides, fatty acids
three major storage fuels
triglycerides, proteins, glycogen
bonds in starch
alpha 1,4 ; alpha 1,6
amylose bonds
alpha 1,4 (linear)
amylopectin bonds
alpha 1,4 & 1,6 (branched)
triglyceride is made up of
glycerol, three fatty acids
gatty acid is conjugated to glycerol backbone via blank
ester bonds
which organ has highest ketogenic activity
liver
liver does not have this enzyme so it cannot use ketone bodies that i makes
3 ketoacyl coA transferase
second highest ketogenic organ
kidney
two fuels used by brain
ketones, glucose
organ with highest lipogenic activity
liver
organ with second highest lipogenic activity
adipose tissue
stage 1 metabolism takes macromolecules and turns them into monomers like blank from blank
aa, proteins
stage 1 metabolism
extracellular digestion polymers to monomers
stage 2 metabolism
acetyl coA production
stage 3 metabolism
produce atp
metabolic reactions can be regulated diferentially via
Substrate concentration Cofactor concentration Enzyme concentration Enzyme modifications Isozymes Compartmentalization
aldose has more blank than ketose because it has one more stereocenter
stereoisomers
two carbons of glucose that join to form anomers
c1 aldehyde, c5 hydroxyl
anomeric carbon of glucose
carbon 1
anomeric carbon of fructose
carbon 2
free anomeric carbon means it is a blank sugar
reducing
beta is more blank than alpha anomer
stable
lactose glycosidic bond
gal beta 1,4 g
sucrose glycosidic bond
g alpha 1,2 f
trehalose glycosidic bond
g alpha 1,1 g
raffinose glycosidic bond
gal alpha 1,6 g
raffinose requires blank for digestion
galactosidase
sucrose and trehalose are blank sugars
non reducing
pancreatic alpha amylase only cleaves these bonds in starch
g alpha 1,4 g
enzyme that digests dextrins
isomaltase (debrancher)
3 catalytic activities of sucrase isomaltase complex
maltose, sucrose, isomaltose
four glycosidases of brush border
glucoamylase, lactase, isomaltase, trehalase
secretin promotes release of blank
bicarbonate
cck promotes release of blank for carb digestion and blank for lipid digestion
pancreatic alpha amylase, bile salts
alpha amylase and glucoamylase both degrade starch by cleaving blank bonds
alpha 1,4 g
glucoamylase is a blank and cleaves from the blank end to liberate glucose while alpha amylase is a blank that cleaves blank
exoglucosidase, non reducing, endoglucosidase, internally
intestinal glucose/galactose absorption transporter
sglt 1
fructose absoprtion in intestine transporter
glut 5
glut 5 has passive absorption so it has a blank glycemic index than sglt 1
lower
factors that influence glycemic index
structure, enzyme, absorption mode
carbon of cholesterol ring that is ivolved in formation of an ester
3
enzymes involved in the formation of cholesterol esters
acat (intracellular), lcat (extracellular)
which cholesterol derivative is the precursor of vitamin d3
7 dehydrocholesterol
which organs generate vitamin d3 from 7 dehydrocholesterol
skin makes cholecalciferol, then liver and kidney make it active d3
which reaction is the rate limiting step in production of bile salts from cholesterol
7 alpha hydroxylase enzyme that converts cholesterol to 7a hydroxycholesterol, first step
two aa conjugated to bile salts
taurine, glycine
two amphibolic bile salt detergents related to taurine and glycine
chenocholic acid, cholic acid
pancreatic lipase works where
digestive tract
LPL works where
blood stream
lipoprotein lipase forms these
glycerol, fatty acids
pancreatic lipase forms these
2 monoglycerides, 2 fatty acids
fatty acids can be converted back to triglycerides via blank
fatty acyl transferase
pancreatic lipase requires blank
colipase
LPL requires blank for activation
ApoCII
LPL substrate is triglycerides from blank
chylomicrons
pancreatic lipase substrate
dietary triglycerides
nascent chylomicrons are blank
lipoproteins
nascent chylomicrons become mature when they accept these from HDL
apoC2/apoE
chylomicron remnants are created when blank digest them and remove their triglycerides
LPL
ApoC2 and ApoE are critical for digestion of blank
chylomicrons
largest lipoprotein
chylomicron (low density)
which lipoprotein has highest triglycerides
chylomicron
which liprotein has most proteins
HDL (high density)
HDL or LDL has more cholesterol?
LDL
functions of HDL
donate apoc2/apoe, extract cholesterol, converts cholesterol to cholesterol ester
cause of hypercholesterolemia
LDL receptor probs, LPL probs
steatorrhea is due to incomplete blank digestion
lipid