Test 3 Nucleotide Metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

importance of nucleotides

A

provide energy (ATP)
electron carriers (NADH,FADH2)
UDP & ADP glucose
signal transduction

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2
Q

nucleotides are divided into two groups called

A

purines and pyrimidines

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3
Q

what are the three pathways of creating nucleotide

A

purine, pyrimidine and salvage pathway

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4
Q

purine and pyrimidine pathway is built from

A

scratch

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5
Q

the salvage pathway is built from

A

recycled nucleotides

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6
Q

in purine pathway, how is ring synthesized

A

ring synthesized on ribose sugar

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7
Q

in pyrimidine pathway, how is ring synthesized

A

ring synthesized first and then attached to ribose sugar

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8
Q

to make a deoxyribonulceotide we must do what to the ribonucleotide

A

reduce the ribonucleotide

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9
Q

how do we get a PRPP

A

from ribose-5-phosphate

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10
Q

where does ribose 5 phosphate come from when used in the salvage pathways

A

salvage pathway

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11
Q

why do we use phosphorylase and not kinase in salvage pathway

A

not using ATP but we are using inorganic phosphate

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12
Q

in pyrimidine, where does N3 come from

A

glutamine

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13
Q

in pyrimidine, where does c4, ch5,6 and N1 come from

A

aspartate

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14
Q

where does CH2 come from in pyrimidines

A

bicarbonate

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15
Q

together both CH2 and N3 come from what in pyrimidines

A

carbamoyl phosphate

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16
Q

how do we get uridylate to thymidylate

A

reduction of ribo to deoxy

methylation of deoxy-uridylate to thymidylate

17
Q

what molecule is used to transfer methyl group to thymidylate

A

tetrahydrofolate

18
Q

in bacteria, pyrimidine control

what activates ATCase

A

ATP

19
Q

in bacteria, pyrimidine control

what inhibits ATCase

A

increased CTP

20
Q

what is the main factor in pyrimidine control

A

Aspartate transcarbamoylase

21
Q

in purines, where do some of carbons come from

A

tetrahydrofolate

22
Q

in purines, where do some of the N come from

A

glutamine, aspartate and glycine

23
Q

what is the committing step in purine synthesis

A

prpp to 5-phosphoribosyl-1 amine

24
Q

phosphoribosyl-1-amino goes to

A

imp

25
Q

what are the two fates of imp

A

adenylate and guanylate

26
Q

what are the three regulations of purine synthesis

A

feedback inhibition of committed step and prpp synthase
feedback inhib of branching IMP
reciprocal substrate regulation of ATP/GTP