Other AA metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

aspartic acid enters TCA through

A

OAA

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2
Q

pyruvate enters TCA via

A

OAA

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3
Q

phenylalanine and tyrosine enter TCA through

A

fumarate

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4
Q

oxaloacetate is used to make energy by

A

going into glycolysis

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5
Q

glutamic acid enters the TCA through

A

alpha KG

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6
Q

glutamine enters the TCA via

A

alpha KG

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7
Q

acetoacetate cannot be used for

A

glucosse synthesis

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8
Q

how do carbon skeletons get recycled into energy

A

they enter the TCA cycle at various points and funnel into malate. Mlate is converted to pyruvate using malic enzyme and pyruvate become alanine. Alanine goes to the liver for gluconeogenesis

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9
Q

how does malate become pyruvate

A

through malic enzyme

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10
Q

What two AA can we convert arginne/ornithine to?

A

proline and glutamic acid

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11
Q

how can I make proline?

A

through arginine

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12
Q

what three things can i make from arginine?

A

NO, (OAA –> peutricine) and creatinine.

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13
Q

why is peutracine important?

A

assist in stabalization and replication

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14
Q

what enzyme goes from ornithine to petrucine

A

ornithine decarboxylase

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15
Q

what blocks ornithine decarboxylase

A

eflouricine

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16
Q

how do we produce serine?

A

from G3P (diversion from glycolysis)

17
Q

How do we make glycine?

A

from serine (from G3P)

18
Q

how do you go from serine to glycine? emzyme and what cofactor?

A

using serine hydroxymethyl transferase? You must use THF which is converted into N5N10 THF

19
Q

deficiency in glycine cleavage complex

A

increae in glycine, which is small and an inhibitory neurotransmitter –> neurological effects

20
Q

what inhibits glycine cleavage complex?

A

proprionic co A

21
Q

histidine forms

A

FIGLU

22
Q

what AA can be used as a source of 1C metabolism?

A

Serine Glycine Histidine Tryptophan

23
Q

if no folate, what in the breakdown of hisitine will build up?

A

FIGLU

24
Q

what is the molecule of the folate trap?

A

methyl THF will trap the folate unless you have B12

25
Q

B12 defiiency leads to

A

macrocytic anemia

26
Q

only 2 rxns that use vitamin B12

A

1) making succinyl coA from propionyl coA: methylmalonyl mutase enzyme
2) converting homocysteine to methionine