W1-L1-cellular metabolism 1 carb and aa Flashcards
6 types of reaction
oxidation and reduction ligation requiring ATP cleavage isomerisation group transfer hydrolytic addition/removal of functional group
glycolysis concept
generation of high energy compound-use ATP
splitting of a high energy compound- producing ATP
Deficiency in Triose phosphate isomerase (TPI)
glycolytic enzymopathy can be fatal within 6 years
kinase
enzyme involved in transfer of phosphate group form one molecule to another
glycolysis where?
cytoplasm
glycolysis results
get gain of 2 ATP
production of 2 NADH
dehydrogenase
redox reactions
fates of pyruvate
alcoholic fermentation
lactate production
acetyl production
alcoholic fermentation
anaerobic yeast
2 dehydrogenase enzymes
CO2 removal-acetaldehyde
NADH reoxidised produce ethanol
lactate production
anaerobic mammalian during intense activity
dehydrogenase enzyme
NADH reoxidised
common between lactate and alcohol production
NAD+ regen
creatine phosphate
reservoir of ATP, acting as a buffer for ATP during heavy exercise to produce ATP to muscles
acetyl CoA generation
dehydrogenase
acetyl CoA committed to TCA cycle in mitochondria
presence of thirster bond, a high energy bond for easily hydrolysed
Beri Beri
Poor PDH function as thiamine deficiency, a co-factor of PDH complex= damage to PNS and weakness of musculature
degradation of a.a-7 molecules produced
pyruvate, acetyl CoA, acetoacetly CoA, a-ketoglutarate, succinyl CoA, fumarate and oxaloacetate