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Review Topnatch 4 Flashcards

0
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Succinate thiokinase

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GTP

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TCA mnemonics

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Can i keep selling sex for money officer?

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A ketoglutarate dehydrogenase

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NADH, CO2

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3
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Malate dehydrogenase

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NADH

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4
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Aonitase

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Nine

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5
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Succinate dehydrogenase

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FADH2

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ETC

Entry point for NADH

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Complex 1

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ETC

Entry point for FADH2

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Complex 2

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ETC

Generation of proton gradient

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Complex 1,3,4

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ETC

ATP production by oxidative phisphorylation

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Complex 5

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10
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Cimplex 1 inhibitor

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Amytal

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Uncoupler

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Aspirin

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12
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Direct inhibiyion ATP synthesis

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Oligomycin

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13
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Omplex 4 inhibitor

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Carbon monoxide

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14
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Omplex 3 inhibitor

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Dimercaprol

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Gluconeogenesis function

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Generates new glucose molecules

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Gluconeogenesis location

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Cytoplasm 90% liver, 10% kidney

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Gluconeogenesis reactants

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Pyruvates

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Gluconeogenesis products

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Glucose

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19
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Gluconeogenesis rate limiting step

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Fructose 1-6 bisphosphatase

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20
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Creates 1-4 linkages and elongates the glycogen chains

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Glycogen synthesis

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21
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Trnasfers 5-8 glucosyl residues and creates1-6 linkages

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Branching enzyme

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Cleaves a 1-4 and a 1-6 bond to produce free glucose

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Debranching enzyme

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Cleaves a1-4 bonds to produce glucose 1P

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Glycogen phophorylase

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Glycogenesis function

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Generates new glycogen molecules

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Glycogenesis location

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Cytoplasm, liver and muscle

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26
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Glycogenesis reactants

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UDP glucose

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27
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Glycogenesis products

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Glycogen

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28
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Glycogenesis rate limiting step

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Elongation of glycogen formation a 1-4 glyosiic bond via

Glycogen synthase

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Glycogenolysis function

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Breaks down glycogen to form new glucose

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30
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Glycogenolysis location

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Cytoplasm, liver and muscle

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31
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Glycogenolysis reactants

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Glyogen

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32
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Glycogenolysis products

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Glucose 1 phosphate and free glucose

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33
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Glycogenolysis rate limiting step

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Glycogen phophorylase

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34
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Glycogenolysis stimulating hormone

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Glucagon

Epinephrine

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35
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Glycogenolysis type of metabolism

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Catabolic

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36
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Glycogenesis type of metabolism

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Anabolic

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37
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Glycogenesis stimulating hormone

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Insulin

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38
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Pentose phosphate pathway function

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Generates NADH and ribose

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39
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Pentose phosphate pathway location

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Cytoplasm in liver, RBC, lactating mammares, adrenals

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Pentose phosphate pathway reactants

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G6P

41
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Pentose phosphate pathway products

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NADPH, ribose 5 p

42
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Pentose phosphate pathway rate limiting step

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G6PD

43
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Isocitrate to a ketoglutarate

Pyruvate to acetyl Coa

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NAD

44
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FAD

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Pyruvate to acetyl COA

Succinate to fumarate

45
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NADH

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Pyruvate to lactate

46
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NADAPH

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Acetyl CoA palmiatate

47
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Flatulence, cramps, and diarrhea after ingestion of dairy products

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Lactose intolerance

48
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Severe fasting hypoglycemia, hepatomegaly, elevated glycogen in liver

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Von gierke disease

G6pD deficiency

49
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Hepatomegaly, milder form of vongierke disease

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Cori disease

50
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Myoglobinuria with strenous exercise

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Mc ardle syndrome

Skeletal muscle, glycogen phosphorylase deficiency

51
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Leads to hemolytic anemia due topoor RBC defense against oxidizing agents

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G6PD deficiency

52
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Galactosemia, galatosuria, cataract in early childhood

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Galactokinase def

53
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Benign fructosuria

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Fructokinase deificiency

54
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Fructosuria, severemhypoglycemia, lactic acidosis, liver damage, jaundice

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Fructose intolerance

55
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Long chain of carboxylic acid with no double bond

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Saturated FA

56
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Long chain of carboxylic acid with one double bond

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Unsaturated FA

57
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Long chain of carboxyliv acid with two or more double bonds

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PUFA

58
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Fatty acids associated with increased risk of atherosclerosis

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Trans FA

Saturated FA

59
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Essential fatty acids

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Linoleic acid

60
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Immediate precursor of prostaglandins

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Arachidonic acid

61
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End product of fatty acid synthesis

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Palmitic acid

62
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2 primary bile acids

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Cholic acid

Chenodeoxycolic acid

63
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2 molecules conjugated to bile acids to convert them to bile salts

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Taurine

Glycine

64
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2 secondary bile acids

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Deoxyholic acid

Lithocolic

65
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Clinical manifestation of lipid malabsorption

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Steatorhea

66
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Spherical macromoleular complexes composed of a neutral lipid core surrounded by a shell of amphipathic lipoproteins

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Lipoproteins

67
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Protein moeity of lipoproteins

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Apoproteins

68
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Transport dietary triglyceride and cholesterol from intestine to tissues

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Chylomicrons

69
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Transport triglyceride from liver to tissues

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VLDL

70
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Delivers cholesterol into cells

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LDL

71
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Reverse cholesterol transport

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HDL

72
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Shuttles apo C II and apo E in the blood

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HDL

73
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Mediates chylomicron

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Apo B48

74
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Activates lipoprotein lipase

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Apo C II

75
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Mediates uptake of chylomicron remnant

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Apo E

76
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Binds to LDL recptor and mediates VLDL secretion

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Apo B 100

77
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Activates LCAT to produce cholesteryl esters in HDL

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Apo A1

78
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Degradation of TAG stored in adipocytrs

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Hormone sensitive lipase

79
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Degradation of dietary TAG in small intestine

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Pancreatic lipase

80
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Degradation of TAG circulating in chylomicrons and TAGs

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Lipoprotein lipase

81
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Degradation of TAG remaining in LDL

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Hepatic tag lipase

82
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Major component of lung surfactant

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Dipalmitoylphosphatidyl

83
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Only glycerophospholipid that is antigenic

A

Cardiolipin

84
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Reservoir fro arachidonic acid in the memebranes and precursor for IP3 and DAG

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Phosphatidyl inositol

85
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Important constituent of myelin

A

Sphingomyelin

86
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Fatty acid synthesis function

A

Generates palmitate

87
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Fatty acid synthesis location

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Cyoplasm and mitochondria in lver and lactating mammaries

88
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Fatty acid synthesis reactants

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Acetyl oa, malonyl CoA

89
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Fatty acid synthesis products

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Palmitate

90
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Fatty acid synthesis rate limiting step

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Acetyl OA to malonyl CoA via acetyl CoA carboxylase

91
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Beta oxidation function

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Generates acetyl CoA fom the ends of plmitate

92
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Beta oxidation location

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Mito, all cells except beurons, rbc, testes, renal medulla

93
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Beta oxidation reactants

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Palmitate

94
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Beta oxidation poducts

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Acetyl OA, NADH, FADH2, GTP

95
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Beta oxidation rate limiting step

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Carnitine acyltransferase

96
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Beta oxidation type of metabolism

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Catabolic

97
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Beta oxidation hormonal state

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Decrease insulin, increase glucagon

98
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Beta oxidation order of reaction

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Hot

99
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Fatty acid synthesis tpe of metabolism

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Anabolic

100
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Fatty acid synthesis order of reaction

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CRDR

101
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Fatty acid synthesis hormonal state

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Increase insulin, decrease glucagon

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