Metabolism Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

How many grams does carbohydrates provide?

A

5 grams

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2
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How many grams does proteins and fat provide?

A

9 grams

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3
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Anabolic reaction

A

Larger molecules are built from smaller molecules

Eg: Glucose > Glycogen

Building up energy storage and body structures

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4
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Catabolic reactions

A

Breaking down larger complex molecules into smaller ones to produce energy

Eg: Glycogen > glucose

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5
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Anaerobic metabolism:

A

Glycolysis

Glucose> pyruvate + 2ATPS

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6
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Aerobic metabolism

A

Krebs cycle and ETC

Glucose+ O2 > CO2 + H2O + 32-34 ATPS

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7
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What happens to excess glucose?

A

It is joined together and stored as glycogen (anabolic)

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8
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Metabolism of glucose

Catabolic reaction

A

Glycogenysis

Gluconeogenesis

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9
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What is glycogenolysis?

A

Glycogen breakdown to glucose used for energy

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10
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What is gluconeogenesis?

A

Glycerol from fat

Amino acids converted into glucose and used for energy

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11
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Metabolism of glucose

Anabolic reaction

A

Glycogenesis

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12
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What is glycogenesis?

A

Glucose joined together and stored as glycogen

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13
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What happens to excess glucose?

A

Converted to fatty acids and stored in TAGS

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14
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Glycaemic index

A

The amount of carbohydrate in the reference and test food must be the same

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15
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Metabolism of carbohydrates

Monosaccharides are delivered to___

A

Liver

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16
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Metabolism of carbohydrates

What is excess glucose converted into?

A

TAGs in liver and adipose cells

17
Q

Protein metabolism

Functional proteins—?

Structural proteins—?

A

Hormones, receptors or enzymes

Actin, myosin in muscle cells

18
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Some proteins are deaminated to__

19
Q

What does the liver use amino acids for?

A

To synthesise plasma proteins

20
Q

What is the protein for clotting?

21
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What is the protein for transport?

22
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What is the protein for immunity?

A

Immunoglobulins

23
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Excess amino acids are converted into

A

TAG and stored in adipose tissue

24
Q

Dietary triglycerides are transported in___ and move through___

A

Chylomicrons

Lymph fluid into the blood stream

25
Triglycerides catabolic reactions Glycerol enters what
Glycolysis
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What is metabolic absorptive state?
Time during and shortly after eating May last up to 4 hours during and after eating
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What is insulin?
Major anabolic hormone released during and just after eating
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Glycogenesis is stimulated by
Insulin
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Glycogenolysis is stimulated by
Glucagon and epinephrine
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Insulin is secreted from
Beta cells
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Glucagon is secreted from
Alpha cells
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Insulin receptors act as a what
Barrier to glucose entry
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What does insulin promote?
Anabolic reactions
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Insulin secretion dominates T OR F
true
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Glucose diffuses where
Into cells