Morgan Wins at Biochem Flashcards
What causes hemoglobin c
single aa substitution in Hb
What is the mutation seen in HbS
Valine replaces glutamic acid
promotes hydrophobic rxn between hemoglobins–> sickling
What controls the balance between gluconeogenesis and glycolysis
Fructose 2,6- bisphosphate, which regulates phosphofructokinase 1
name a thing b12 does biochem like with blood
methylmalonyl coa– (b12 and MM CoA mutase) –> succinyl coa
this rxn goes to make heme
Most common urea cycle disorder
ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency
X linked
body can’t eliminate ammonia well
If you dont eat it, how else can you get niacin
Tryptophan makes niacin (needs b2 and b6)
What does mTOR do
iL-2 –> mTOR–> gene
Glucose leaves the liver and goes to the muscle. what happens next on the way back to liver
glu–> pyruvate–> alanine
Alanine is here to pickup AA waste
alanine–> liver–> NH2 to the urea cycle –> pyruvate–> glucose–> etc
what is missing in gaucher
b-glucocerebrosidase
what are gaucher cells
macs with”wrinkled tissue paper” appearance from glucocerebroside accumulation
what pathway does glucagon use
↑ glucagon –> ↑ cAMP –> ↑ Protein kinase a –> –> gluconeogenesis
how does epinephrine work in the liver
↑ epi–> beta receptor –> ↑ cAMP –> ↑ protein kinase A–> ↑ glycogen phosphorylase kinase –> ↑ glucose
same of glucogon
what receptors ↑ protein kinase a
Gi and Gs
what does protein kinase a do?
↑ Ca
blocks myosin light chain phosphorylase in smooth muscle
what can lead to ↑ protein kinase c
DAG. from Gq