Inborn error of metabolism Flashcards

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Enzymopathies

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structural mutation (genes encode for enzymes used in 
metabolic pathways). Can result in product deficiency or toxic metabolite
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Phenylketonuria, PKU

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autosomal recessive, lack of PAH enzyme that

converts phenylalanine into tyrosine. 2 affected alleles needed

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Galactosemia

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  • defect of galactose metabolism. Lack of galt enzyme
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Glu-6-phos dehydrogenase deficiency

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most common
enzymopathy.
X-linked recessive, G6PD protects against malaria. High allele
fr. in certain countries. Normally G6PD protects cells from oxidative stress
(involved in maintaining NADPH. NADPH in turn maintains level of glutathione
in these cells that helps protect red blood cells against oxidative damage).

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w/o

sufficient G6PD =

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Haemolytic anaemia occurs

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Defects in lipoprotein metabolism causes

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FH familial

hyperchosterolemia. –autosomal semi-dominant

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Diabetes mellitus multifactorial inheritance.

Type 1 & 2?

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Metabolic syndrome
Type I: body can’t produce insulin- inject insulin
Type II: receptors on liver are damaged, can’t respond to insulin- more serious,
watch diet.

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Most common problem with diabetics=

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diabetic foot. Inject stem cells into diabetic

foot to save leg- fully compatible

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