nucleotide metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

rate limiting enzyme in purine synthesis

A

guanine phosphoribosyl aminotransferase

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2
Q

PRPP synthetase is decreased in what syndrome

A

Arts Syndrome

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3
Q

Mycophenolic acid and ribavirin block which enzyme in purine synthesis

A

IMP dehydrogenase

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4
Q

methotrexate

A

blocks dihydrofolate reductase in folate synthesis to dihydrofolate and tetrahydrofolate

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5
Q

PRPP synthetase is inhibited by

A

ADP and GDP

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6
Q

PRPP synthetase is stimulated by

A

Pi

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7
Q

Guanine phosphribosyl aminotransferase is inhibited by

A

AMP and GMP

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8
Q

Guanine phosphriboysl aminotransferase is stimulated by

A

PRPP

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9
Q

which enzyme IMP –> XMP

A

IMP dehydrogenase

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10
Q

which enzyme XMP –> GMP

A

GMP synthetase

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11
Q

which enzyme GMP –> GDP

A

guanylate synthetase

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12
Q

which enzyme GDP –> GTP

A

nucleotide diphosphate kinase

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13
Q

which enzyme AMP –> ADP

A

adenine synthetase

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14
Q

which enzyme ADP –> ATP

A

nucleotide diphosphate kinase

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15
Q

which enzyme IMP –> adenyl succinate

A

adenylsuccinate synthetase

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16
Q

adenylsuccinate –> AMP requires what two components and why is this significant

A

GTP and aspartate

helps regulate what purines are formed

17
Q

GMP –> GDP requires what two components and why is this significant

A

guanylate kinase, glutamate and ATP helps regulate what purines are formed

18
Q

adenosine deaminase inhibition or deficiency is related to what disease and causes what problem

A

SCID; build up of dATP which is very toxic and causes cell death

19
Q

AMP deaminase inhibition or deficiency is

A

asymptomatic

20
Q

allopurinol

A

inhibits xanthine oxidase which can treat gout because it inhibits uric acid formation

21
Q

nucleotides

A

GMP, AMP, IMP

22
Q

nucleosides

A

guanosine, inosine, adenosine, xanthine

23
Q

increased PRPP can lead to

A

hyperuricemia and increase likelihood of gout

24
Q

purine salvage (base –> nucleotide)

A

requires PRPP and PRT (phosphoribosyl transferase)

25
Q

guanine –> GMP

xanthine –> IMP

A

HGPRT and PRPP

26
Q

Adenine –> AMP

A

APRT and PRPP

27
Q

Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome

A

deficiency in HGPRT therefore increasing PRPP and can lead to gout

28
Q

Von Gierkes Disease

A

decreased glucose 6 phosphatase which shunts precursors to pentose phosphate pathway and increases purine metabolism and therefore increasing gout

29
Q

guanosine –> guanine enzyme

A

purine nucleoside phosphorylase

30
Q

deficiency in purine nucleoside phosphorylase

A

leads to increased dGTP and t-cell immunodeficiency

31
Q

chemotherapy

A

can lead to increased uric acid production and therefore increased gout