PROTEIN METABOLISM II Flashcards

1
Q

metabolic fates of keto acids

S,G,K,M

A

synthetic pathway
glucogenic pathway
ketogenic pathway
miscellenaous pathway

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2
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aplha keto acid + ammonia —> amino acid

keto acids with ammonia are going to form back your amino acids

A

synthetic pathway

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3
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amino acids can be converted to glucose
keto acids form keto acid will enter krebs cycle the gluconeogenesis

A

glucogenic pathway

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4
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amino acids can enter the ketogenic pathway which becomes ketone bodies

A

ketogenic pathway

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5
Q

purely ketogenic amino acid

A

Leucine

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6
Q

both glycogenic and ketogenic amino acids

A

Phenylalanine
isoleucine
tyrosine

tryptophan
lysine

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7
Q

5 amino acids that could be converted to pyruvate

A
C
G
S
T

A

alanine
cysteine
glycine
serine
threonine

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8
Q

5 amino acids that could be converted to alpha ketoglutarate

AGHP

A

arginine glutamine histidine proline

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9
Q

phenylalanine and tyrsone are always together because you can easily convert phenylalanine to tyrosine through _________

A

oxygenation

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10
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absence of the major enzyme ________ are of the causes of PKU

A

phenylalanine hydroxylase

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11
Q

in alkaptonuria ________ cannot be converted to maleyacetoacetate

A

homogentisic acid

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12
Q

triad of alkaptonuria

O,A,B

A

ochronosis
arthritis
black urine

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13
Q

in albinism there is absence of the enzyme _______

A

tyrosinase

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14
Q

Type 1 hepatorenal tyrosinemia is ______ deficiency

accumulation of maleyacetoacetate and fumarylacetoacetate

A

fumarylacetoacetate hydrolase deficiency

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15
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Type II oculocutaenous tyrosinemia has __________ deficiency

A

tyrosine aminotransferase

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16
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most important derivatives of tryptophan metabolism is _______

17
Q

due to b2 and b6 deficiency
which means Rough skin

18
Q

give the patient tryptophan the measure amount of xanthurenic acid in the urine

increased xanthurenic acid indication of vitamin b6 deficiency

A

tryptophan load test

19
Q

substance than can be derived from tryptophan

it is a neurotransmitter, vasoconstrictor, and stimulates smooth muscle contraction

20
Q

elevated in carcinoid syndrom (argentaffinoma)

A

5-hydroxyindolacetate

21
Q

derived from tryptophan
sleep molecule

22
Q

impaired intestinal and renal absorption of tryptophan

tryptophan will go to large intestines instead of the small intestines which then will be converted to indole and skatole

A

blue diaper syndrome

23
Q

histidine can be converted to _________

A

glutamic acid

24
Q

in histidinemia there is _________- deficiency

A

histidase deficiency

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maple syrup branched chain ketonuria there is _______ deficiency odor resembles maple syrup
alpha ketoacid decarboxylase
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in isovaleric acidemia there is deficiency of _________ manifested by cheesy odor of the breathe and bodily fluids
isovaleryl CoA DH defieciency
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in hyperlisinemia (accumulation of lysine) thereis is ________ deficiency
saccharopine dehydrogenase deficiency
28
in homocystinuria there is deficieny of ___________ while in cystathioninuria there is deficiency of __________
crystathionine synthetase crystathionase
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considered to be due to a renal transport defect affecting renal absorptive mechanisms for 4 amino acids - cysteine, lysine, arginine, and ornithine
cystinuria
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primary defect: impaired lysosomal function deposition of cystine crystals in many tissues and organs particularly the reticuloendothelial system
cystinosis
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glutamic acid can also come from the catabolism of histidine via ______ it can also be synthesized from the catabolism of arginine, passing through the formation of _______
FIGLU Ornithine
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_____________- is a source of energy for muscle contraction
creatine phosphate
33
inhibitory neutransmitter derivative of glutamic acid natural tranquilizer
GABA