L13 Flashcards

1
Q

which glucose transporter is ubiquitously expressed

A

GLUT1

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2
Q

what TF induces glut1 expression

A

Myc

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3
Q

what are the main glucose transporters

A

GLUT1-5

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4
Q

what does GLUT1 consist of

A

a single protein with 12 transmembrane helices

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5
Q

HK2

A

hexokinase 2

enzyme that phosphorylates glucose to initiate glycolysis

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6
Q

LDHA

A

lactate dehydrogenase

responsible for turning pyruvate into lactate

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7
Q

PDH

A

pyruvate dehydrogenase

responsible for turning pyruvate into acetyl–coA

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8
Q

ASCT2

A

alanine serine cysteine transporter 2

transporter that preferentially transports glutamine into cells

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9
Q

GLS

A

glutaminase

enzyme that converts glutamine into glutamate

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10
Q

what do all of the above molecules have in common

A

Myc target genes that can increase glucose and glutamine uptake

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11
Q

what happens to glutamine if it enters cells

A

gets processed by GLS - turns into glutamate

it then engages with glutamate dehydrogenase, which becomes alpha ketoglutarate

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12
Q

what happens to alpha ketoglutarate

A

goes through TCA cycle -> so it can be converted to an energy form

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13
Q

difference between glutamine and glutamate

A

glutamine has amine group, glutamate has carboxyl group on end

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14
Q

why is the amine important in glutamine

A

nitrogen is important for synthesis of molecules

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15
Q

what molecule is ribose-5-phosphate turned into

A

PRPP

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16
Q

what is PRPP converted into

A

insinuate (IMP)

17
Q

what is inosinate

A

gets converted into different nitrogenous bases

18
Q

how many nucleotides are available in typical (undeviding) cells

A

1%

19
Q

PKM1 vs PKM2

A

normally PKM1 drives PEP to pyruvate conversion in glycolysis

cancer cells have more PKM2 because it is slower at this, and allows more glucose to enter PPP

20
Q

most common p53 mutations

A

175, 248, 273

21
Q

does p53 affect glucose uptake

A

yes - mutant p53 causes increased glucose uptake by sending glut1 to the membrane