Lecture 20 Flashcards

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Compare and contrast catabolic, anabolic and amphibolic pathways

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Where is the energy stored within macromolecules? How is the energy released? What are the 2 major categories of energy carriers?

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In CHEMICAL BOND ENERGY where is the energy stored? What are examples? What is the signal of low energy in the cell? How does ATP get stored?

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For reducing equivalents where is the energy stored? What are the forms its stored as? What is the NAD+/NADH oxidized/reduced cytosolic ratio? What is the NADP+/NADPH oxidized/reduced cytosolic ratio? What are NADPH/NADH used for?

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Energy is extracted from ________ (carbohydrate, protein or fat) via ______, resulting in the end waste products: ________. Building blocks to a common intermediate _____. What does the TCA cycle do? What produces the energy from the ETC? What does it require? How does ETC produce ATP?

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What are the characteristics of short-term fasting? Long- term fasting?

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What hormones are phosphorylated? For the metabolic hormones epinephrine, glucagon and insulin, identify the types of receptors to which each binds and where the receptors are.

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Describe the downstream effect on target proteins of liver in high insulin/ low insulin state

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List all the metabolic pathways/cycles that are active in the liver during absorptive (fed) phase, short-term and long-term postabsorptive phases.
-List the starting substrate(s) and ending product(s) in each pathway or cycle.
-List each pathways opposing (or paired) pathway.

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