Block 3 Biochem Flashcards

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what is the committed reaction in steroid hormone sythesis?

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cholesterol to pregnenolone

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3 hydroxylations of progesterone makes

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cortisol

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2 hydroxylations and an oxidation of progesterone makes

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aldosterone

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3 beta hydroxysteroid dehyd. deficiency results in

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pregnenolone buildup, marked salt excretion. also female genitalia

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17 alpha hydroxylase deficiency results in

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no sex hormones or cortisol. more aldosterone made

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21 alpha hydroxylase deficiency-

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no gluco or mineralocorticoids made

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Angiotensin activates what protein kinase to stimulate aldosterone?

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PKC

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pepsinogen is secreted by _____

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chief cells

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pepsin is a ______ protease

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aspartate

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HCl is secreted by _______

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parietal cells

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signals the release of bicarb from the pancreas-

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secretin

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what converts trypsinogen to trypsin?

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enteropeptidase

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what activates most pancreatic zymogens?

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trypsin

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serine proteases are what kind of peptidases?

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endopeptidases

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trypsin cuts at what AA’s

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C terminus arginines and lysines

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elastase cuts what kinds of AA’s

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small ones (ala, gly, ser)

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are metallopeptidases endo or exo peptidases?

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exo

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18
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Defect in COAL transport can lead to

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cystinuria

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19
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hartnup disorder-

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inability to reabsorb bulky AA’s

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what coenzyme do aminotransferases use?

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PLP (B6) derivative

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which 2 aa’s do not undergo aminotransferase rxns

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lysine and threonine

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22
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where is DAO located?

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in peroxisomes

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23
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Cahill cycle-

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alanine from muscle is transported to liver to be converted to pyruvate

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blood sugar conversion factor. 1 mM = __ mg/dL

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list the 4 metabolic enzymes that are active while phosphorylated
hormone sensitive lipase, glycogen phosphorylase kinase, and glycogen phosphorylase, fructose bisphosphate phosphatase 2
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binge drinking can drive OAA towards malate production, leading to
alcoholic ketoacidosis, as there is now excess acetyl CoA
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after 3 weeks of fasting, muscle quits using ketone bodies for energy, only using FFA. This makes it easier for....
brain to use ketone bodies
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during prolonged fasting, what provides 50% of glucose to muscle?
kidneys
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which secretion of adipose tissue improves insulin sensitivity?
adiponectin
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as we get fatter, what happens to adiponectin levels?
they decrease
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how do FFA and TNF alpha promote insulin resistance?
they bind to serine and threonine residues on insulin receptors and make the tyrosine residues unavailable to do its thing
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macrovascular complications begin with
hyperinsulinemia
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microvascular complications begin with
impaired glucose tolerance
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BMI =
weight in kg/height m^2 or weight lb/height^2 inches x 703
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do non-diabetic obese people have hyperglycemia?
no
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what inhibits the synthesis of THF in bacteria?
sulfonamide
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Methotrexate:
anti cancer drug. stops all synthesis of THF
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what enzyme does methotrexate target?
dihydrofolate reductase
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how is excess folate a problem?
can mask B12 deficiency
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B12 aka
cobalamin
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B12 used for synthesis of
methionine
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enzyme responsible for uptake of B12
intrinsic factor
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1 kg = ___ lbs
2.2
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ideally our calories should come from (%) carbs fats protein
carbs 55% fats 25% protein 20%
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men should get ___ g fiber
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essential n-3 FA in humans
alpha linoleic acid
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which vitamins prevent CHD and how?
B6,12, and 9. Lower homocysteine levels
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saturated fatty acids ___ LDL and ___ HDL
increase | no change
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n-6 PUFA's ____ LDL and ____ HDL
decrease both
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n-3 effect on LDL/HDL
none
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B12 is used for _______ catabolism, in which it is a coenzyme for ________
odd chain fatty acid\ | methylmalonyl CoA mutase
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deficiency of B12 =
pernicious anemia
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B6 aka
pyridoxal phosphate
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B6 is a cofactor for sythesis of:
heme and histamine
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Beriberi disease associated with what vitamin?
Thiamine
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wericke-korsakoff syndrome associated with what vitamin?
Thiamine
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niacin is a precursor of
NADH and NADPH
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Niacin deficiency =
pellagra
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niacin inhibits _____ in adipose tissue
lipolysis
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B2 aka
riboflavin
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B2/riboflavin is a precursor for
FAD and FMN
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Biotin is a coenzyme of _____ reactions
carboxylation
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B5 aka
pantothenic acid
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rhodopsin =
retinal + opsin
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defect in cleavage of glycine. diet restrictions ineffective
nonketotic hyperglycinemia
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cystathione synthase defect or B6 deficiency leading to accumulation of methionine. OR... a folic acid or B12 deficit, which would actually cause low levels of methionine
homocystinuria (looks like marfans)
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most common urea cycle disorder
ornithine transcarbamoylase deficiency
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ornithine transcarbamoylase deficiency would manifest as
respiratory alkalosis, hyperammonemia, elevated orotic acid
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3 organic acidemias
propionic, methylmalonic and glutaric acidemia
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organic acidemia-
defect leading to accumulation of intermediates of catabolism of macromolecules.
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Pt has wide anion gap, ketonuria, and maybe hyperammonemia. what kind of disease?
organic acidemia
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propionic acidemia-
biotin deficiency or enzyme deficient, accumulation of propionyl coa
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methylmalonic acidemia-
enzyme or B12 deficiency, accumulation ofmethylmalonyl CoA
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Hypoketotic/hypoglycemic patient has no ketones in urine. What do they have?
Medium chain Acyl CoA dehydrogenase defect
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patient has hypoglycemia, low levels of ketones, and metabolic acidosis. What do they have?
Long chain acyl CoA dehydrogenase deficiency
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cofactor for tyrosine hydroxylase
BH4
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rate limiting step of catecholamine sythesis
tyrosine hydroxylase making DOPA
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DOPA decarboxylase cofactor
PLP
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dopamine--> norepi enzyme
dopamine beta hydroxylase
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Norepi--> epi enzyme
phenylethanolamine-N-methyl-transferase
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rate limiting step of 5-HT synthesis-
tryptophan-->5 hydroxytryptophan
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rate limiting step of creatine synthesis
arginine+glycine-->guanidinoacetate+ornithine via amidinotransferase
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H2 histamine receptor stimulates-
gastric secretions, smooth muscle relaxation
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hereditary fructose intolerance ED
Aldolase B
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Von Gierke Type 1 ED
G6 phosphatase
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Von Gierke Type 2 ED
G6 translocase
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Pompe disease ED
lysosomal alpha glucosidase
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Cori disease ED
debranching enz.
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McArdle disease ED
muscle glycogen phosphorylase
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5 mucopolysaccharidoses-
hurler, hunter, sanfilipo, morquio, and maroteaux-lamy
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hurler syndrome ED
alpha L iduronase
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Hunter syndrome ED
iduronate sulfatase
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sanfilipo syndrome ED
heparan sulfate degrading enzyme def.
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Morquio synd. ED
keratin sulfate degrading enzyme def.
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Maroteaux-Lamy ED
arylsulfatase B
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Neimann Pick ED
sphingomyelinase
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Tay Sachs ED
Hexosaminidase A
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GM1 ganglioacidosis ED
beta galactosidase
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Metachromatic leukodystrophy ED
arylsulfatase A
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Alpha-mannosidosis ED
alpha D mannosidase
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zellweger syndrome-
cant break down very long chain fatty acids
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Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome-
deficient in 7 dehydrocholesterol reductase. low cholesterol in body. polydactyly
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cherry red macula associated with
lysosomal storage diseases (glycolipidoses)
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list the nonessential glucogenic amino acids
All the A's and G's. + CSHP
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list the essential glucogenic AA's
HMTV (Hate MTV)
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list the nonessential amino acid that is both gluco and ketogenic
Tyrosine
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list the 3 essential gluco/ketogenic aa's
isoleucine, phenylalanine, and tryptophan (WIF)
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list the 2 essential ketogenic aa's
Leucine, lysine (The L's)
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are there nonessential ketogenic aa's
NO!
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pro-->glu
proline oxidase
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arg--> ornithine
arginase
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OAA is synth. from what aa?
aspartate
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pyruvate is synth from what aa?
alanine
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ornithine--> glu
ornithine aminotransferase
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his-->glu
histidase
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ser-->pyruvate
serine dehydratase
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sery-->gly
serine hydroxymethyl transferase
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Thr-->succ CoA
threonine dehydratase
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Phe-->fumarate
phenylalanine hydroxylase (uses BH4)
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homocysteine-->cystathinone-->cysteine
cystathione beta synthase (req. B6)
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proline is formed by cyclization of
glutamine
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urocanic aciduria caused by deficiency in urocanase or
overactive histidase
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_____ deficiency mimics PKU
BH4
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homocystinuria ED
cystathione b sythase
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Alkaptonuria ED
homogenistic acid oxidase
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treatment for alkaptonuria-
inhibition of 4-hydroxyphenylpyruvate dioxygenase