Introduction to metabolism Flashcards

1
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catabolic

A

larger molecules into smaller molecules

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2
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anabolic

A

small precursors to larger molecules

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3
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important roles of catabolism

A

form reducing agents
generation of more ATP via ox-phos
biosynthesis

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4
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how are anabolism and catabolism related

A

anabolism uses the precusors made from catabolism

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5
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function of NADH, FADH2, FMNH

A

generate more ATP via ox phos

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6
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function of NADPH

A

serves as a reducing agent in anabolic (biosynthetic) reactions

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7
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what does catabolic processes usually use

A

ATP

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8
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when are catabolic and anabolic processes taking place

A

always happening simultaneously

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9
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when is there more catabolic processes

A

fasting/starvation

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10
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when is there more anabolic processes

A

well-fed state

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11
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how do we release free energy from glucose

A

oxidation

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12
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oxidation

A

removal of electrons (mainly from carbon)

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13
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how can electrons be removed

A

free, naked electron
hydrogen atom
hydride ion

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14
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what is happening during ox phos

A

reoxidation of NADH, FADH2, FMNH2 by ETS,

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15
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what does ETS do

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uses electrons to reduce O2 -> H2O. traps some E as ATP

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16
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what does deficiency of niacin lead to

A

pellagra

17
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what are the 4 Ds of pellagra

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diarrhea, dermatitis, dementia, death

18
Q

what is riboflavin part of

A

strucutre of FAD/FADH2 and FMN/FMNH2

19
Q

how can you regulate activity of reactions/pathways

A

substrate availablity
regulation of enzyme activity
compartmentalization
regulation of amoun tof enzyme present

20
Q

where does Ox Phos take place

A

mitochondrial inner membrane

21
Q

substrate level phosphorylation

A

energery in a metabolite that already has a high engery body can be used by the enzyme to form ATP from ADP + Pi

22
Q

phosphorylated metabolites function

A

transfer the high energy phosphate to ADP

23
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function of non-phosphorylated metabolites

A

energy trapped by the enzyme and used to add Pi to ADP

24
Q

What are the key metabolic intermediates that tie anabolic and catabolic pathways together

A

acetyl-CoA
glucose 6 phosphate
pyruvate
CAC intermediates