Regulators of exercise metabolism during intense exercise Flashcards

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What is regarded as the ‘gross controller’ of metabolic processes?

A

Calcium

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2
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What is ‘protein kinase’?

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A protein which adds a phosphate to another protein to change its function

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What is the creatine-phosphate system equation, and what enzyme is this reaction regulated by?

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PCr + ADP + H+ = ATP + creatine
- Regulated by creatine kinase

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4
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What enzyme breaks glycogen down to glucose-1-phosphate?

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Glycogen phosphorylase

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5
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How is glycogen phosphorylase regulated?

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Epinephrine and Ca2+ activate phosphorylase kinase, which phosphorylates (activates) phosphorylase b to glycogen phosphorylase via covalent regulation.

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How do ADP, AMP and Pi regulate glycogen phosphorylase?

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Allosteric regulation

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7
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Why is glycogen phosphorylase considered a ‘non equilibrium enzyme’?

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Because it is controlled by external factors

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What enzyme catalyses the breakdown of fructose-6-phosphate?

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Phosphofructokinase (PFK)

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How is PFK stimulated?

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By products of ATP hydrolysis, via allosteric regulation.
It’s substrate (fructose-6-phosphate) also activates PFK.

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10
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What is the primary importance of lactate?

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To regenerate NAD+

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