Metabolism/Pyruvate Flashcards

1
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ATP carries what molecule in the active form? NADH, NADPH, FADH2?

A

Phosphoryl groups

Electrons

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2
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CoA, lipoamide carry what molecule in the active form? Biotin?

A

Acyl Groups

CO2

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3
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Tetrahydrofolates carry what molecule in the active form? S-adenosylmethionine (SAM)? TPP?

A

1 carbon molecule

CH3 group

Aldehydes

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4
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NAD+ is used in what kind of processes? NADPH?

A

NAD+ is for catabolic rxn

NADPH is for anabolic rxn (“a PHAN rxn”)

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5
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How is NADPH produced from what biologic process? NADPH is used in 4 different places. Where are they?

A

HMP Shunt

Anabolic processes
ƒRespiratory burst
Cytochrome P-450 system ƒ 
Glutathione reductase
"G-CAR"
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6
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At low concentration, which enzyme: hexokinase or glucokinase dominants? Where is hexokinase not found?

A

hexokinase sequesters glucose in tissue

In the liver and pancreatic ß cells.

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7
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Which has higher affinity hexokinase or glucokinase?
Which has higher capacity?
Induced by insulin?
Feedback inhibited by glucose-6-phosphate?
Induced by Diabetes in young patients?

A

Hexokinase

Glucokinase

Glucokinase (has the word glucose in its name

Hexokinase

Glucokinase

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8
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ALT allows alanine to go to _________? Pyruvate carboxylase can turn pyruvate to oxaloacetate that can be to __________ and ________. Pyruvate carboxylase also needs what cofactor to progress?

A

Pyruvate

  1. replenish TCA (provide oxaloacetate)
  2. Gluconeogenesis (makes PEP)

Biotin

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9
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Lactic Dehydrogenase requires what vitamin? LDH is a major pathway in what organs and their components (6)?

A

B3

  1. RBCs
  2. WBCs
  3. kidney medulla
  4. lens
  5. testes
  6. cornea
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10
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How much ATP is made per acetyl-coA? How many acetyl-coA are there per glucose?

A

10/ATP

2 acetyl-coA per glucose

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11
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FADH2 is metabolized at what part in the Electron transport chain? NADH enters the mitochondria via _________ and ________ shuttles?

A

Complex 2

Malate-aspartate, glycerol-3- phosphate shuttle.

“MAG energy”

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12
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Rotenone blocks complex ? Antimycin blocks complex? Cyanide and Carbon monoxide blocks complex _? Oligomycin blocks complex _?

A

rotenONE (complex 1)

Antimycin (complex 3)
Oligomycin (complex 5)

Cyanide and Carbon Monoxide (complex 4)

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13
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Electron Transport Inhibitors cause increase or decrease in proton gradient? (give examples) How about ATP synthase inhibitors (give examples)?

A

Decrease in proton gradient.
(complex 1, 3, 4)

Increase in proton gradient
(complex 5: oligomycin)

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14
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Uncoupling agents do what to the membrane? This causes ______ in proton gradient and ______ in oxygen consumpton. What is the end result? Give examples.

A

increase permeability

decreased gradient

increased O2 consumption
Examples: 2,4-Dinitrophenol (weight loss), aspirin, thermogenin in brown fat.

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