intro to carbohydrate metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

what type of enzyme is glucoamylase?

A

exoglycosidase

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2
Q
A

amylopectin and glycogen

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3
Q

what type of enzyme is maltase?

A

dissacharidase which cleaves dissaccharides and some larger substrates

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4
Q

What is the target glycosidic bond for isomaltase?

A

glu-alpha 1,6-glu

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4
Q

where is sucrose broken down and why?

A

in the small intestine NOT the mouth b/c it is already small enough ( a dissaccharide) and doesn’t need to be broken down in the mouth like starch.

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4
Q

does muscle put glucose out into the blood why or why not?

A

NO b/c it doesn’t have the final enzyme to breakdown glucose -6- phosphate to glucose therefore it just uses glucose stores for itself when needed.

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5
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why can’t we digest cellulose ( main component of fiber)?

A

b/c we don’t have the enzyme to cleave the glucose to glucose beta 1,4 linkage.

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6
Q

what structure is this?

A

maltose

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7
Q

what structure is this?

A

lactose

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8
Q

What structure is this?

A

Beta- D- fructose

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8
Q

what type of enzyme is isomaltase?

A

dissaccharidase which cleaves dissaccharides and some larger substrates

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9
Q

what structure is this?

A

maltriose

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10
Q

What is this structure?

A

sucrose

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10
Q

what structure is this?

A

cellulose

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11
Q

what structure is this?

A

amylose

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12
Q

what structure is this?

A

alpha-d - galactose

14
Q

what structure is this?

A

alpha- dextrins ( oligosacchrides with alpha-1,6 branches)

15
Q

In general how can you recognize a D sugar?

A

the primary carbon will have the OH group facing down

16
Q

how can you tell a an alpha configuration from a beta configuration?

A

in an alpha configuration the CH2OH at the 5th carbon will be in opposite direction as the primary OH group,

In beta configuration the CH2OH at the 5th carbon will be in same direction as the primary OH group,

18
Q

sucrose is a ________________ sugar. ( fill- in the blank and Explain why)

A

non-reducing sugar

because the OH’s of the 2 anomeric carbons are not free

20
Q

What is the target glycosidic bond for glucoamylase?

A

glu-alpha 1,4-glu

21
Q

what structure is this?

A

isomaltose

22
Q

what type of enzyme is alpha-amylase?

A

endoglucosidase

23
Q

what structure is this?

A

alpha-d - glucose

24
Q

What is the target glycosidic bond for alpha amylase?

A

glu-alpha1,4-glu

26
Q

What is the target glycosidic bond for sucrase?

A

glu-alpha1, 2-fru

27
Q

what is the pentose pathway used for?

A

to make NADPH

28
Q

what type of enzyme is sucrase?

A

dissaccharidase

29
Q

what type of enzyme is lactase?

A

dissaccharidase

30
Q

What is the target glycosidic bond for lactase?

A

gal-beta 1,4-glu

31
Q

What is the target glycosidic bond for maltase?

A

glu- alpha 1,4-glu

32
Q

what is the anomeric carbon for aldoses?

A

C1

33
Q

what is the anomeric carbon for ketoses?

A

C2