Lp 46 Flashcards

1
Q

-carbohydrates?

A

-complex sugars
-insoluble
-short term storage

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2
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Carbohydrate metabolism (chemical processes)?

A

-glycogenolysis
-glycogenesis
-gluconeogenesis
-cellular respiration

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3
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-decrease blood glucose
-affects protein & fat metabolism
-promotes transport of glucose (m & adipose cells)
-enhance glycogenesis (liver & m cells)

A

Insulin

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4
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Insulin decreases?

A

Glycogenolysis & gluconeogenesis

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5
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Insulin increases?

A

-oxidation of glucose inside cells
-conversion of glucose to fat
-transport of a.a into cells
-protein synthesis

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6
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Insulin secretion stimulated by increased levels of?

A

-glucose
-a.a
-f.a

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7
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GH & sympathetic NS activation decrease

A

Insulin secretion

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8
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-targets hepatocytes
-effects increase blood sugar levels
-also secreted d/t increased a.a levels & sympathetic NS stimulation

A

Glucagon

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9
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-synthesis of glucogen from glucose: hepatocytes & m cells
-glycogen: interim source of E (body stores limited ATP)
-glucose supplies > immediate E needs=increased glucose storage

A

Glycogenesis

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10
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-increase ATP: inhibits glucose oxidation -stimulates glycogenesis & fat synthesis
-liver & skeletal mm- most active in glycogenesis & glycogen
-stored fats: long term E supplies & 80-85% of stored energy

A

Glycogenesis

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11
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-decreased blood sugar levels initiates glycogenolysis
*skeletal m cells: produce form of glucose that remains in cell
*liver cells: enzymes forms glucose that can freely diffuse out of cells

A

Glycogenolysis

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