Diseases Flashcards
(48 cards)
Treat this with niacin supplementation
Hartnup’s disease: defective tryptophan transport
Cystinuria characterized by what
cystine stones!
What enzyme is mutated in Glutathionuria?
GGT; cannot convert GSH–>y-glutamylAA
Defective GSH syntathase leads to buildup of what
5-oxoproline
Penicillamine does what
makes cystine stones soluble. treats cystinuria
Arginase is important for what cellular process?
Urea cycle
Where do the nitrogens from urea come from
Aspartate and Glutamate
Argininosuccinicaciduria is caused by what
defective arginosuccinate lyase
Which amino acid is part of the GSH cycle
cysteine
Citrullinemia is caused by what
defective argininosuccinate synthase
In Zellweger what should patients avoid
Branched and VLCFA
What is the pathophys behind Zellweger?
lack of peroxisomal biogenesis
Describe Refsum
lack of a-ox enzymes, avoid branched FA
Describe Andrenoleukodystrophy
no VLCFA transport so avoid it
Which disorder is a result of ATP decoupling
Arsenate poisoning
What is pyruvate carboxylase responsible for?
converting pyruvate to oxaloacetate
What results in neural tube defects
folate deficiency
What is arsenite poisoning
arsenite binds to lipoate cofactor and prevents formation of acetyl-coA
How can you avoid lactic acidosis
avoid anaerobic activities
Describe Leber’s
Leber’s hereditary optic neuropathy. Complex I or NADH-Q mutations
Leigh’s has mutations in what
complex I or IV
What is defected in the disease with red ragged fibers
referring to MERFF, tRNA-lys
What is the predominant clinical characteristic in MERFF
myoclonic epilepsey, treat with coQ10
CPTII is responsible for what
long chain FA transport into the mitochondria for oxidation