Lecture 6 - Integration of Metabolism Flashcards

1
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Describe the relationship between skeletal fat and CHO oxidation

A

Reciprocal relationship

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2
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How does increasing FFA availability effect CHO oxidation?

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Increasing FFA availability inhibits CHO oxidation at multiple sites

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3
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How does increasing glucose availability effect fat oxidation?

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Increasing glucose availability inhibits fat oxidation at CPT1

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4
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What is the suggested mechanism for glucose availability inhibiting fat oxidation?

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Free carnitine depletion

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5
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What is the effect of carnitine supplementation on CHO and fat oxidation and exercise performance?

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No effect

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6
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Describe the effect of carnitine supplementation on muscle carnitine content

A

No effect

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7
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Describe the implications of inulin resistance

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  • Impaired ability to stimulate glucose oxidation
  • Impaired ability to stimulate microvascular perfusion
  • Impaired ability to stimulate AA uptake to muscle cells
  • Impaired ability to inhibit muscle protein breakdown
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8
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How is insulin resistance brought about?

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Increased energy uptake
Physical inactivity
Being overweight/obese

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9
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What is the direct precursor of type 2 diabetes?

A

Insulin resistance

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10
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How is type 2 diabetes defined?

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Resulting from a defect in both insulin sensitivity and insulin secretion

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11
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What percentage of type 2 diabetics are obese?

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80%

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12
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How many people in the UK have diabetes and how many of them have type 2?

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2.75 mill and 2 mill

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13
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How much of the NHS budget do type 2 diabetics account for?

A

Tenth

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14
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What are the complications of diabetes?

A

Amputation
Heart disease
Kidney failure
Blindness

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15
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What is the cause of metabolic disease?

A

Disregulation in fuel metabolism

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16
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How can weight loss help type 2 diabetics?

A

Improves insulin and metabolic flexibility but is nt entirely effective alone

17
Q

What methods can restore metabolic function?

A

Resistance and endurance exercise

18
Q

What is the problem with pharmoligical approaches to treating metabolic disease?

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They mimic the effects of exercise