W11 Glucogenesis and glycogenesis Flashcards
what is glycogenolysis
breakdown of glycogen to glucose-1-phosphate and glucose
where does gylcogenolysis occur
hepatocytes (liver)
myocytes (skeletal muscles msucle cells)
what is glycogen used for
aerobic and anaerobic metabolisms
where is glycogen as a energy stored
liver
what are the 3 enzymes for gylcogenolysis
glycogen phosphorylase
glycogen debranching enzyme
phosphoglucomutase
how does glycogen phosphorylase catalyse a reaction
inorganic phosphate will attack non-reducing end of glycogen
what are the products of glycogenolysis
glucose 1-phosphate and shortened by 1 residue glycogen
when does gylcogenolysis end
when it reaches 4 glucose residues away from a branch point
for further glycogenolysis what debranching enzyme is needed
1->6 glucantransferase
what needs to be hydrolyses for glycogen phosphorylase activity to continue
C-6 of glycosyl residue
what is glucose 1-phosphate converted to at the end of glycogenolysis
glucose 6-phosphate
what does glucose 6-phosphatase do
converts glucose 6-phosphate to glucose in the liver when blood glucose is low
what is acetyl CoA catalysed by
pyruvate dehydrogenase
what is the point of pyruvate into the TCA
oxidation of glucose to CO2
incorporated into lipids
how is the conversion of pyruvate to acetyl CoA regulated
phosphorylation
high concs of NADH
what activates and deactivates PDH
kinase = activate
phosphatase = deactivate
what increases phosphorylation and activation of PDH
more NADH
acetyl CoA
ATP/ADP
what are the 2 primary control points of TCA
isocitrate dehydrogenase
a-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase
what is a-ketoglutarate used for
glutamate
what does isocitrate dehydrogenase do
increase enzyme affinity to substrate
what is glycogenesis
adding glucose to chains of glycogen for storage
how is the cori cycle activated
insulin during high glucose levels