Lec 5 - Nitrogen Metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

there are blank aa that are essential from diet

A

10

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2
Q

the body cannot store this

A

protein

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3
Q

essential aa mnemonic

A

pvt tim hall

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4
Q

pvt tim hall

A

phenylalanine, valine, threonine, tryptophan, isoleucine, methionine, histidine, arginine, leucine, lysine

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5
Q

a child is in blank nitrogen balance which allows for blank

A

positive, growth

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6
Q

a normal adult is in blank nitrogen balance

A

equal

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7
Q

not enough nitrogen in our diet causes blank nitrogen balance

A

negative

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8
Q

average man needs blank grams of nitrogen per kg of body weight

A

.8

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9
Q

appears in the weaned child who was nourished with an adequate caloric diet but deficient in protein and characterized by hair changes, skin disorders, hepatomegaly

A

kwashiorkor

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10
Q

deficiency of both protein and calories characterized by wasting away of subcutaneous fat and muscles and lack of growth and development

A

marasmus

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11
Q

putting a protein in an acidic environment causes this

A

denaturation

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12
Q

pepsinogen makes pepsin which is an enzyme with specificity for these

A

Phe, Tyr, Trp, Leu

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13
Q

intracellular protein degradation that requires energy

A

atp dependent proteolysis

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14
Q

intracellular protein degradation that does not require energy

A

atp independent proteolysis

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15
Q

atp independent proteolysis uses these

A

extracellular proteins, lysosomes, cathepsins

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16
Q

atp dependent proteolysis uses these

A

intracellular proteins

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17
Q

E1 is the blank enzyme atp dependent proteases

A

activating

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18
Q

E2 is the blank enzyme atp dependent proteases

A

conjugating

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19
Q

E3 is the blank enzyme in atp dependent proteases

A

ubiquitin protein ligase

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20
Q

the only essential fatty acids in diet

A

omega 3, omega 6

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21
Q

we get nitrogen from the blank we take in

A

aa (amine nitrogen)

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22
Q

major end product of amino nitrogen metabolism in body

A

urea

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23
Q

less numerous things in urine

A

ammonia, creatinine, uric acid

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24
Q

uric acid is the end product of blank

A

purine metabolism

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25
Q

two aa that are semi essential

A

histidine, arginine

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26
Q

pepsin, trypsin, elastase, chymotrypsins are all blank so they are not activated until they leave their cell of origin

A

zymogens

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27
Q

brush border cells of SI release blank

A

enteropeptiase

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28
Q

enteropeptidase converts blank to blank

A

trypsinogen, trypsin

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29
Q

atp dependent proteolysis occurs in blank and targeting of a protein to proteosomes requires blank

A

pretoasomes, ubiquitin

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30
Q

atp independent proteolysis occurs in blank by proteases called blank

A

lysosomes, cathepsins

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31
Q

caspace and calpains are proteolytic enzymes involved in blank

A

apoptosis

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32
Q

group specific transporters for aa

A

small neutral, large neutral, basic, acidic, proline/glycine

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33
Q

three ways to transport aa

A

glutamyl cycle, group specific, facilitated

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34
Q

facilitated transport is blank transport

A

secondary active transport

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35
Q

aa transport that has been seen in brain, intestine and kidney

A

glutamyl cycle

36
Q

blank is required for optimal activity of glutamyl transferase

37
Q

all aa except these two can participate in transamination reacts

A

threonine, lysine

38
Q

most nitrogen of aa appears in the form of blank due to action of transaminases

39
Q

glutamate is subject to oxidative deamination by blank

A

glutamate dehydrogenase

40
Q

transaminases have an equilibrium near blank which is an advantage

41
Q

two most common transaminases

A

aspartate aminotransferase (GOT), alanine aminotransferase (GPT)

42
Q

cofactor involved in many enzyme catalyzed transformations of aa

A

pyridoxal phosphate

43
Q

disposing amino group from aa can be via blank or blank deamination

A

oxidative, non oxidative

44
Q

non oxidative deamination enzymes require blank

A

PLP pyridoxal phosphate

45
Q

L amino acid oxidase catalyzes reactions with L aa except these two

A

serine, threonine

46
Q

d amino acid oxidase is in the liver and kidney and is blank because it can be in glycine metabolism or metabolize d aa from bacterial cell walls

47
Q

A group of pyridoxal phosphate dependent dehydratases catalyze the removal of the amino groups of serine, threonine, cysteine and histidine to form keto acids and NH3.

A

nonoxidative deamination

48
Q

this enzyme is in the cytosol and uses NADPH as a reductant for catalyzing a reversible reaction to trap ammonia during AMMONIA FIXATION

A

glutamate dehydrogenase

49
Q

liberatiing glutamine from ammonia is done by blank

A

glutaminase

50
Q

the only compound that can be completely oxidized by the krebs cycle

A

acetate via acetyl coA

51
Q

except for amino acids which yield acetyl-CoA directly, all amino acids must be converted to blank prior to complete oxidation

52
Q

most aa are ketogenic or glucogenic

A

glucogenic

53
Q

aa whose carbon skeletons are converted to acetly coA may be used to form acetoacetate which is called blank

54
Q

acetoacetate is a blank

55
Q

ACETATE CANNOT GIVE RISE TO THE NET SYNTHESIS OF blank ALTHOUGH THE CARBONS FROM ACETATE CAN APPEAR IN blank

56
Q

oxaloacetate is a blank in the krebs cycle

57
Q

net result of a turn of the TCA cycle

A

oxidation of acetate NOT oxaloacetate

58
Q

urea formation occurs here

59
Q

this is located in the liver mitochondria and uses ammonia as the nitrogen donor in the urea cycle

A

carbamoyl phosphate synthetase I

60
Q

this is present in the cytosol and is involved in pyrimidine synthesis

A

carbamoylphosphate synthetase II

61
Q

this is in the urea cycle and catalyzes first step in arginine synthesis

A

ornithine transcarbamoylase

62
Q

this is part of the urea cycle and catalyzes the reaction leading to the formation of argininosuccinate from citrulline and aspartate and requires atp

A

argininosuccinate synthetase

63
Q

this cleaves arininosucccinate in the urea cycle to arginine and fumarate

A

argininosuccinase

64
Q

part of the urea cycle where urea is made by the simple hydrolysis of arginine which is catalyzed by blank

65
Q

this is a regenerating cycle much like oxaloacetic acid in the citric acid cycle

66
Q

lacking an enzyme of the urea cycle would lead to blank

A

ammonia toxicity

67
Q

example of short term regulation of urea cycle by allosteric regulation of carbamoyl phosphate synthetase I by blank

A

nacetylglutamate

68
Q

induction of the enzymes is an example of blank and an example is an increase in protein in the diet over several days

A

long term control

69
Q

allosteric control of concentration of substrates in urea cycle is known as allosteric control and is blank

A

short term

70
Q

arginine can be converted to citrulline and nitric oxide by blank

A

nitric oxide synthase

71
Q

each enzyme subunit of nitric oxide synthase contains one blank and one blank and one blank and one blank

A

FMN, FAD, tetrahydrobiopterin, FE III heme

72
Q

nitric oxide functions as a blank signal in regulation of vessel dilation and serves as a neurotransmitter

A

intracellular

73
Q

ornithine can also be derived from blank and is used for synthesis of polyamines like putrescine

74
Q

ornithine is coverted to putrescine by blank

A

ornithine decarboxylase

75
Q

three aa that are used for synthesis of creatine

A

glycine, arginine, methionine

76
Q

creatine and creatine phosphate can be converted back and forth to each other by blank

A

creatine kinase

77
Q

first step of making creatine occurs is blank and blank and the methylation step occurs in the blank

A

kidney, pancreas, liver

78
Q

excretion of creatinine in urine in a normal human is almost blank

79
Q

cancer chemotherapy is often directed at blank metabolism

80
Q

blank is a one carbon carrier in one carbon metabolism

A

tetrahydrofolate

81
Q

one carbon metabolism refers to sources of one carbon in more blank form than carbon dioxide

82
Q

blank is a source of methyl groups in one carbon metabolism

A

s adenosylmethionine

83
Q

the methylated derivative of FH4 is a blank because the reaction is irreversible

A

methyl trap

84
Q

first step in synthesis of porphyrins

A

ALA synthase in mitochondria

85
Q

porphobilinogen is synthesized by using this enzyme

A

ALA dehydrase

86
Q

heme synthesis is accomplished via blank

A

porphyrins