One Carbon pool Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 3 one carbon carriers?

A
  • biotin - CO2
  • tetrahydrofolate - all states but CO2
  • s adenosylmethinine - active methyl
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2
Q

What vitamin is found often in amino acid biosynth reactions?

A

biotin - is a one carbon carrier

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3
Q

Where is biotin used, 3.

A
  • pyruvate carboxylation
  • odd chain fatty acid
  • produce malonly coA
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4
Q

what is the principal donor of active methyl groups?

A

SAM, s adenyl methionine

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5
Q

what is the one carbon that does everything but CO2?

A

THF - tetrahydrofolate

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6
Q

What must be done to dietary folate for absorbtion?

A

It must be deconjugated from all but one of its glutimates,

absorbed in monoglutamate form

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7
Q

Where is folate deconjugated, with what?

A

Brush border of intestinal epithelium
uses a:
-conjugase
-reductase

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8
Q

what must be done to folate once its absorbed?

A

it must be reconjugated using a cellular conjugase.

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9
Q

What form of folate can not be oxidized?

A

5-methyltetrahydrofolate - it needs B12

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10
Q

What cycle is used to regenerate SAM?

A

the methyl cycle - folate

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11
Q

what aa is the immediate precursor of SAM?

A

Methionine

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12
Q

What happens to SAM when it is hydrolysed?

A

produces homocystine, t

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13
Q

What enzyme is used to regenerate SAM from homocysteine?

A

homocysteine methyltransferase

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14
Q

what are the cofactors for homocystein methyltransferase?

A
  • activated methyl from 5-methyl tetrahydrofolate

- B12 - one carbon donor via CO2

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15
Q

How can homocysteine be converted to cysteine?

A

two steps: Both requiring pyroxidal phosphate B6 cofactor.

  • cystathionine synthase
  • cysthalionase
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16
Q

What is the methyl trap?

A

Without B12, 5 methy FH4 wouldn’t beable to be regenerated to FH4.,
-low B12 could cause a FH4 defficency.

17
Q

What happens when FH4 and Serine meet?

A

If B6, pyridoxyal phosphate is around glycine comes out and 5,10 FH4 is created,

18
Q

What are 5 SAM reaction?

A
  • Nore Epi - EPI
  • guanidinoacetate - creatine
  • nucleotides - methylated nucleotides
  • phosphatydal ethanolamine - phosphatidylcholine
  • acetylserotonin - melatonin
19
Q

what 4 proteins can be degraded to succinyl CoA?

A
  • valine
  • isoleucine
  • threonine
  • methionine
20
Q

Where do isoleucine, threonine and valine meet?

A

At propionly CoA

21
Q

What is required to turn propionly CoA to Methylmalonly CoA?

A

Biotin - CO2- one carbone donor

22
Q

What is required to turn Methylmalonly CoA to succinyl CoA

A

B12 -

23
Q

An elevation in what would indicate a B12 deficiency?

A
  • homocystine

- methylmalonic acid.

24
Q

what is the common intermediate in the catabolism of valine, isoleucine, threonine and methanoine?

A

methylmalonyl CoA

25
Q

What enxyme is b12 the cofactor for? in the conversion of methymalonyl to succinyl?

A

methylmalonyl CoA mutase

26
Q

what % of B12 exits in bile?

A

.1%

27
Q

how is B12 absored

A

Bind to R - binders in stomach,
R-binders released from B12 by pancreases
B12 binds IF
B12/IF complex absorbed in ileum - distal SI
B12 circulates as transcobalamin comples
B12 stored in liver