lecture 17 Flashcards

1
Q

brain and RBC prefer __

A

glucose

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2
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heart and liver prefer ___

A

fatty acids

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3
Q

heart will use ___ first and then ___

A

fatty acids

ketone bodies

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4
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brain will use ___ first and then ___

A

glucose

ketone bodies

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5
Q

liver will use ___ first and then ___

A

fatty acids

glucose

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6
Q

muscle will use ___ and then ___

A

glucose from glycogen

glycolysis and oxidative metabolism

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7
Q

kidney will use ___ in the medulla, but will use ___ in the cortex

A

glucose

fatty acids, ketone bodies and glucose

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8
Q

TCA cycle needs ___

A

O2

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9
Q

glycolysis happens when there is ___ O2

A

no

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10
Q

transcriptional control of carb metabolism ___

A

FOX01 += low insulin= needs glucose= glycogen breakdown or gluconeogenesis

-FOX01 = high insulin= too much glucose
FOX01 gets broken down/ glucose not made

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11
Q

steps of pentose phosphate pathway

A

glucose 6 phosphate–> ribose 5 phosphate, NADPH

ribose5phosphate can be used to make DNA
NADPH is used for FA, cholesterol and steroid synthesis

glucose 6 phosphate
-(glucose 6 phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) (+NADPH)
6 Phosphogluconate
-6 phosphogluconate dehydrogenase (+NADPH)
ribulose 5 phosphate

ribose 5 phosphate

nucleotides, DNA and RNA

***ribulose5phosphate(transketolase)(goes backwards) to glucose6phosphate

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12
Q

___ activates F26BP which activates ___ and inhibits ___.

A

insulin
PFK1 which stimulates glycolysis

FBPase-1 which inhibits gluconeogenesis

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13
Q

insulin activates

A
GLUT4 (bring glucose into cell)
hexokinase (breakdown glucose)
glycogen synthase (store glucose)
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14
Q

type 1 diabetes

A

doesn’t produce insulin because pancreas damaged

treatment give insulin

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15
Q

type 2 diabetes

A

insulin resistance
make some insulin but cells do not recognize it and blood glucose can not be brought into cell.

Treatment: drugs (metformin) and exercise

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16
Q

gestational diabetes

A

estrogen messes with insulin.

more like type 2 DM, more like insulin resistance

usually goes away

17
Q

diabetic ketoacidosis

A

body cant bring glucose into cell

  • liver tries to help and produces ketones
  • build up of ketones can become fatal
  • extra glucose, dehydration, and acid buildup
18
Q

equine metabolic syndrome

A

type 2 DM in horses

causes laminitis

19
Q

how does metformin work

A

type 2 DM treatment

prevents liver from doing glycogenolysis or gluconeogenesis (prevents buildup of glucose and ketones)

20
Q

pet scans work because cancer cells take up ___ glucose then other cells.

A

more

21
Q

if you block a cancer cell from bringing up ___ the cancer cell will ___

A

glucose

die

22
Q

even in the presence of oxygen, cancer cells will prefer to do ___. this is called ____.

A

glycolysis

warburg effect

23
Q

Cancer does glycolysis because their ___ are defected and cancer cells can not go through ___

A

mitochondria

TCA cycle

24
Q

pyruvate (___) to lactate

A

LDH

lactate dehydrogenase

25
Q

lactate(___) pyruvate

A

Cori Cycle (happens in liver)

lactate will go through gluconeogenesis to get to glucose

26
Q

in cancer cell there are more ___receptors which means More ___ gets into cell.

A

glucose

glucose

27
Q

In cancer cells they prefer glycolysis which will produce pyruvate, into lactate. because cancer cells will use lactate to do ___

A

biomass incorporation

cell proliferation

28
Q

cancer cells will have ___ transketolase which is from the ___ cycle which will stimulate ____

A

increased
PPP
glycolysis

29
Q

deficiency of glucose6phosphatase

A

(enzyme used in last step of glycogenolysis (in liver glucose6phospgate to glucose)

Type 1 a Von Gierke’s disease

maltese puppies

30
Q

deficiency of the glycogen debranching enzyme in dogs

A

(1st step of glycogenolysis
glycogen to glucose 1 phosphate)

type III Cori’s disease

akita

31
Q

deficiency of glycogen branching enzyme in cats

A

(last step of glycogenesis alpha 1-4 glucosyl units to glycogen)

Type IV anderson’s disease

32
Q

PKDef

A

pyruvate kinase deficiency

33
Q

pyruvate kinase deficiency

A

glycolysis cells can’t make pyruvate

loss of function of pyruvate kinase results in premature death of RBC

lack of energy, low exercise tolerance and fatigue

anemia, increased iron, enlarged spleen