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1
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Catabolism

A

Energy rich molecules + ADP ⇒ energy depleted molecules + ATP

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2
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Anabolism

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Small simple molecules → large complex molecules
Need ATP

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3
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Hormones

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Small molecules or proteins that connect all the organs in the body

Carry info and signals between central nervous system and tissues

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4
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Signal transduction

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Ligand bind to specific receptor
Result in change in the cell

Change in enzyme activity turns pathways on/off (response)

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5
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Glucagon

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Protein
Released from pancreas
In response to low blood glucose

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6
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Glucagon receptors

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Liver: release of glucose, increase blood glucose
Fat: release FA (ATP)

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7
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Epinepherine

A

Small molecule
Released from kidney
In response to stress or exercise

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Epinephrine receptors

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Liver: release glucose
Fat: release FA
Muscle: use FA and glucose to do work

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9
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Insulin

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Protein
Released from pancreas
Response to high blood glucose

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Insulin receptors

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Fat: uptake glucose, lower blood glucose
Muscle: uptake glucose, lower blood glucose
Liver: metabolize glucose, store glucose

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11
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Leptin

A

Protein
Release from fat cells after a meal
Suppresses appetite

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12
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Alpha carbon

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OH at C1 below plane

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Beta carbon

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OH at C1 above plane

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14
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Starch bonds

A

Alpha 1,4 bonds
Branches = alpha 1,6
Form compact hollow cylinders

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15
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Cellulose bonds

A

Beta 1,4 bonds
Straight chain
Exclude water
Tightly packed

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16
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Sucrose

A

Glucose + fructose
Alpha 1 beta 2 bond
Non Reducing

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17
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Lactose

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Galactose + glucose
Beta 1,4 linkage
Reducing

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18
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Maltose

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Glucose x 2
Alpha 1,3 linkage
Reducing

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19
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Glucagon pathways

A

Glycogen breakdown (release glucose)

Gluconeogenesis (produce glucose)
Ketogenesis (produce glucose)

Lipolysis (FA release, glycerol release)

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20
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Kinase

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Transfer of phosphoryl group from ATP to acceptor

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21
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Phosphorylase

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Phosphorolysis
Phosphate is the attacking species

Like hydrolysis
Add Phosphate across bond

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22
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Phosphatase

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Remove phosphate group

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23
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Pathways: Fed

A

Glycogenesis
Glycolysis
FA Synthesis
Cholesterol Synthesis
PPP

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24
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Glycogenesis Purpose + Location

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Liver/muscle

Storage form of glucose

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25
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Glycolysis Purpose + Location

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Multiple

Produce NRG

26
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FA Synthesis Purpose + Location

A

Liver

Produce cholesterol

27
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PPP Purpose + Location

A

Liver + Other

Prouduce NADPH, intermediates, etc

28
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Pathways: Fasting

A

Glycogenolysis
Gluconeogenesis
Lipolysis
Ketogenesis

29
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Glycogenolysis Purpose + Location

A

Liver

Increase blood glucose `

30
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Gluconeogenesis Purpose + Location

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Liver

Increase blood glucose

31
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Lipolysis Purpose + Location

A

Liver + adipose

Release FA

32
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Ketogenesis Purpose + Location

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Liver

Produce ketone bodies

33
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Type 1 Diabetes

A

Insufficient production of insulin
Autoimmune destruction of beta cells
Early in life

34
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Type 2 Diabetes

A

Later in adulthood
Cells don’t respond properly to insulin
Associated with obesity

35
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Pathways requiring NADPH

A

FA synthesis
Cholesterol synthesis
Nucleotide synthesis
Detox

36
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Need ribose 5 phosphate more than NADPH

A

Glycolysis + non oxidative phase
Glucose 6 P ⇒ glyceraldehyde 3 P ⇒ ribose 5 P

37
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NADPH and ribose 5 phosphate needs are balanced

A

Oxidative only
Can make NADPH and ribose 5 P from glucose 6 P

38
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Need NADPH more than ribose 5 phosphate

A

Oxidative → non oxidative → 1 reversible step from gluconeogenesis

Glucose 6 P ⇒ glyceraldehyde 3 P ⇒ dihydroxyacetone P ⇒ glycerol

39
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Need NADPH and ATP

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Oxidative ⇒ non oxidative ⇒ glycolysis ⇒ pyruvate
Can do CAC and e- chain
Make pyruvate

40
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PPP oxidative phase

A

Generate ribose 5 phosphate
Generated NADPH

41
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PPP non oxidative phase

A

Reversible
Generate glycolysis intermediates
Generate pentose phosphates for making nucleotides

42
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PPP location

A

Cytosol

43
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Type 1 Diabetes treatment

A

Insulin

44
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Type 2 Diabetes treatment

A

Diet
Exercise
Drugs

45
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Carboxylase regulation

A

Citrate stimulate
Insulin stimulate
Glucagon and epinephrine inhbit
Palmatite inhibit

46
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FA Regulation

A

Insulin → phosphorylate and activate ACC
ACC convert acetyl CoA to malonyl CoA

Malonyl coA stop transport of FA to mitochondria
Stop addition of carmitine to FA

47
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Aspirin

A

Irreversible inhibitor
Transfer acetyl group to serine residue in the active site

48
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Ibuprofen

A

Competitive inhibitors
Replace substrate

49
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Fates of cholesterol

A

Incorporate into membranes
Exported
Bile acids
Steroid hormones
Cholesterol esters
Converted to oxysterol (regulator)
Converted to vitamin D

50
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Bile acids

A

Aid in digestion
Hydrophilic
Emulsifiers of fat globules

51
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Cholesteryl esters

A

Cholesterol w/ FA from CoA attached to OH
Acyl CoA cholesterol acyltransferase
Can’t function in membranes
Hydrophobic
Transported to other tissues

52
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Chylomicrons

A

Carry dietary lipids
Highest level of TAG

53
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Effects of insulin signaling

A

Glucose uptake (GLUT4)

Glycogen synthesis (glycogen synthase)

Glycolysis (FBPase 2 inhibit)

54
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Oxidoreductases

A

Dehydrogenase
Reductase

e- transfer

55
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Transferase

A

Kinase
Glycogen synthase

Group transfer

56
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Lyases

A

Dehydratases
PEPCK

Break chemical bonds

57
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Isomerase

A

Mutase

Transfer groups within molecules

58
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TAG synthesis order

A

Glucose
Acetyl CoA
Malonyl CoA
Palmitoyl CoA
Phosphatidic acid
TAG

59
Q

Stimulate endocytosis of LDL

A

ApoB 100

60
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