P1 BIOCHEM HEME SYNTHESIS Flashcards

1
Q

incase of decreased iron levels Pt will develop

A

anemia

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2
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incase of increased iron levels Pt will develop

A

iron overload diseases

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3
Q

blood picture in iron Def. anemia

A

hypochromic microcytic

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4
Q

causes of iron def. anemia

A
  • nutritional
  • increased demand
  • inflammation
  • reduced absorption
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5
Q

normal serum ferritin range

A

50-200

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6
Q

iron overload without tissue damage

A

hemosiderosis

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7
Q

iron overload with tissue damage

A

Hemochromatosis

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8
Q

hemochromatosis is due to

A

Ingested iron is not eliminated

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9
Q

mention a condition that is associated with iron overload

A

Alcoholic liver disease

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10
Q

more soluble form of iron

A

Ferrous / Fever 2+

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11
Q

iron form less soluble at neutral / alkaline PH

A

ferric / Fe3+

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12
Q

ferric form is less soluble due to

A

they form large complex anions / peroxides

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13
Q

type of iron in meat , fish . Poultry

A

Heme iron

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14
Q

type of of iron found in meat , fish , cereals , pulses

A

nonheme iron

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15
Q

site of absorption of iron

A

Proximal duodenum & upper jejunum

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16
Q

molecule that absorbs heme iron in proximal intestines

A

HT/HCP1

17
Q

reduction from ferric form to ferrous form is done by

A

Duodenal cytochrome B

18
Q

transporter protein of iron through the intestinal lumen

A

divalent metal transporter1 / DMT1

19
Q

major storage site for iron

A

liver

20
Q

major utilization site of iron

A

bone marrow

21
Q

MOA of hepcidin

A

Antagonising action of ferroportin

22
Q

site of heme synthesis

A

Erythroid cells of bone Marrow
hepatocytes

23
Q

site of synthesis of delta aminolevulinic acid

A

Mitochondria

24
Q

enzyme responsible for rate limiting step in heme synthesis

A

d-Aminolevulinate Synthase

25
Q

site of formation of porphobilinogen

A

cytoplasm

26
Q

formation of porphobilinogen is done by

A

porphobilinogen synthase /ALA Dehydrase

27
Q

element that can cause toxicity binding to ALA dehydrase

A

lead

28
Q

Process that is catalyzed by PBG deaminase

A

Formation of hydroxymethylbilane

29
Q

Protoporphyrinogen IX is converted in to protoporphyrin IX by

A

protoporphyrinogen IX oxidase.

30
Q

final reaction of heme synthesis is catalyzed by

A

ferrochelatase
(heme synthase)

31
Q

RBCs are degraded by

A

Mononuclear phagocyte system/ reticuloendothelial system

32
Q

site of RBCs degradation

A

liver & spleen

33
Q

RBCs are degraded into

A

heme & globin

34
Q

heme conversion into biliverdin is done by

A

heme oxygenase

35
Q

biliverdin is converted to bilirubin is done by

A

biliverdin reductase

36
Q

disorder of heme synthesis

A

Porphyria

37
Q

Porphyria that results from lead / heavy metals / drugs

A

Acquired porphyria

38
Q

enzymes inhibited in acquired porphyria

A
  • ferrochelatase
  • aminolevulinate dehydrase
  • uroporphyrinogen synthase