metabolism Flashcards

1
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two mechanisms of Glucose Catabolism

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glycolysis and the aerobic degradation

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2
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describe the glycolysis (anaerobic)

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turning glucose in two molecules of pyruvic acid or lactic acid (muscles) and the release of 2 ATP - after: gylocogenolysis: release of the glucose from the storage areas

is made in the absence of 02
includes 10 states of chemical reactions
each stage is catalyzed by a specific enzyme
during intense training

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3
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describe the aerobic degradation

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continues the anaerobic oxidative process; in the mitochondria;
turning pyruvic acid into acetyl Co A -> Krebs cycle (oxidation) -> 2 Co2, H20 (out of H+) and 38 ATP

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4
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describe the glycogen genesis

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anabolic process of glucose polymerization into glycogen

provides the constant value of the glycaemia

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5
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describe the gluconeogenesis

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process of synthesis of the glucose from non-carbohydrates (lipids or amino acids)

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6
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lipids of circulation are constituted from the

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triglycerides of absorption, lipids after the hydrolysis of the reserve triglycerides etc

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7
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Lipid Catabolism

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  • triglycerides of adipose tissue are hydrolyzed into glycerol and fatty acids
  • > gylcerol couples with carbohydrates (gluconeogenesis)
  • > fatty acids are degraded by oxidation in acetyl Co A in the mitochondria
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8
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Biosynthesis of the proteins

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transcribed by mRNA in the nucleus -> to the ribosomes were the amino acids coupling (translation) occurs

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9
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Oxidative Deamination

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Removing an amine grouping -> keto-acids and ammoniac result

  • keto-acids in Krebs cycle or synthesis of glucose etc.
  • ammoniac is neutralized into urea
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10
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Transamination

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Synthesis of unessential amino acids through the transfer of a amine group to a keto-acid

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11
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energetic metabolism is determined by two groups of methods

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calorimetric method and the methods of gas exchanges

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12
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Describe the methods of gas exchanges

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ration between eliminated Co2 and consumed O2 (QR=respiratory coefficient) QR=Co2/O2

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13
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nervous regulation of the metabolic processes

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by sympathetic vegetative nervous fibers

through adrenalin

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