Lecture 35 Flashcards
A ________ kinase deficiency leads to buildup of Galactose (Galactosemia.) At high levels, Galactose can be acted upon by ________ reductase (which has a high Km for Galactose) to form Galactitol. Galactitol build up can cause _______ in the eye.
A Glactose Kinase deficiency leads to buildup of Galactose. At high levels, Galactose can be acted upon by Aldose reductase to form Galactitol. Build up of Galactitol can cause CATARACTS.
Classic Galactosemia is more sever than that caused by a Galactose Kinase deficiency. In classic Galactosemia, ______ is deficient, causing a buildup of _______ in the cell, rather than converting it to UDP-_______. Buildup of _______ can cause ______ damage, ______ disability, ______ in the eye, and premature _______ failure in females.
Galactose-1-P uridyltransferase is deficient, causing a buildup of Galactose-1-P, rather than converting it to UDP-Glucose. Buildup of Galactose-1-P can cause LIVER damage, LEARNING disability, CATARACTS, and premature OVARIAN failure in females.
Glycogen is the storage form of Glucose with glucosyl residues linked via a(n) ______ glycosidic bond and _______ linkage at branch points (increasing the solubility of glycogen) occurring about every 8-12 _______ glycosidic bonds.
Glucosyl residues linked via an ALPHA 1,4 glycosidic bond and ALPHA 1,6 linkage at branch points (increasing the solubility of glycogen) occurring every 8-12 ALPHA 1,4 bonds.
_____ catalyzes the reaction that adds _____ onto glycogen via the formation of an alpha-1,4 linkage, and glycogen ______ enzyme catalyzes the alpha-1,6 linkages.
Glycogen synthase catalyzes the reaction that adds UDP-GLUCOSE onto glycogen, and glycogen BRANCHING enzyme catalyzes the alpha-1,6 linkages.
Glycogen is a glycoprotein that uses ______ which lays down a “primer” so that Glycogen Synthase can add UDP-glucose to the chain.
It uses GLYCOGENIN
Glycogen ______ is the enzyme that catalyzes the cleavage of alpha-1,4 linkages, which require inorganic ______ and forms ______-1-phosphate.
Glycogen PHOSPHORYLASE is the enzyme that catalyzes the cleavage, which requires inorganic PHOSPHATE and forms GLUCOSE-1-Phosphate.
Branch points are cleaved by a ______ reaction catalyzed by _______ enzyme to produce free _____. This enzyme also has _______ activity, transferring small oligosaccharides near branch points to alpha-1,4 linked chains.
Cleaved by a HYDROLYTIC reaction catalyzed by GLYCOGEN DEBRANCHING enzyme to produce free GLUCOSE. Also has TRANSFERASE activity.