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T/F. GNG synthesizes glucose from carbohydrate precursors.

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False; non-carbohydrate precursors

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In order from most to least, which tissues perform GNG?

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  1. Liver (90%) 2. Kidney (40%) 3. SI (minimal)
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During fasting, which tissue performs GNG?

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Kidney

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What is the purpose of GNG?

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Maintain blood glucose concentration

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During which 3 states will GNG be required and what is used to make glucose in each?

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  1. Starving- aa
  2. Fasting or low carbohydrate- aa
  3. Exercise- lactic acid and alanine
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Which produces glucose faster, glycolysis or GNG?

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Glycolysis

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How much glucose can we store?

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Enough for 1 day

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Which hormone will stimulate GNG? Inhibit GNG?

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Stimulate- Glucagon

Inhibit- Insulin

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Matching.
1. Glycerol 2. Lactic Acid 3. Amino Acids

A. Produced during anaerobic glycolysis
B. TG backbone
C. Convert into pyruvate and OAA

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  1. B
  2. A
  3. C
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What tissue does glycerol come from?

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Adipose

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Glycerol is produced from TG’s by what process?

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Hydrolysis

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T/F. Glycerol is a major source of making glucose via GNG.

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False

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What are the 3 substrates of GNG?

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Glycerol
Lactic Acid
Amino Acids

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What enzyme converts glycerol —> glycerol phosphate?

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Glycerol Kinase

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T/F. GNG uses coupled rxn’s due to energy requirement.

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True

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What enzyme converts glycerol phosphate —> DHAP?

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G-3-P DH

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Once DHAP is produced, it can enter:

A. GNG
B. Glycolysis
C. Both

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C. Both

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Cells without mitochondria release which substrate?

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Lactic Acid

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T/F. Muscle release lactate via aerobic glycolysis.

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False; anaerobic glycolysis

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How are glucose and lactate exchanged between muscle and the liver?

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Via Blood

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Which enzyme facilitates pyruvate —> lactate?

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Lactate DH

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What condition would stimulate conversation of amino acids to glucose?

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Starvation and low carbohydrates

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Before becoming glucose, amino acids are turned into ________ (carbon skeleton).

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Alpha ketoacid (pyruvate)

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Which 2 amino acids are non-glucogenic and thus cannot be used as substrates for GNG?

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Leucine and Lysine

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What is the fate of an amino group after amino acid catabolism?
Use or Secrete it
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What is the primary source of glucose for GNG at rest and during fasting?
Amino Acids
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In which tissue does lactate ---> pyruvate via lactate DH occur?
Liver
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What are the 3 fates of alpha ketoacid?
1. Energy 2. Glucose 3. Fatty Acid
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What 4 factors direct breakdown of amino acids?
1. High energy charge 2. Hormones (glucagon) 3. Low glucose concentration 4. Tissue (liver vs. muscle)
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What is the coenzyme of pyruvate carboxylase?
Biotin
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What regulates pyruvate carboxylase?
Acetyl CoA
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What enzyme facilitates alanine ---> pyruvate?
ALT (alanine aminotransferase)
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How many irreversible rxn's are in glycolysis? GNG?
Glycolysis- 3 | GNG- 4
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Which irreversible GNG rxn requires ATP? GTP?
``` ATP= pyruvate ---> OAA GTP= OAA ---> PEP ```
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Which GNG enzymes require Mg2+?
PEP carboxykinase F-1-6 bisphosphatase G-6- phosphatase
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Pyruvate carboxylase is found in the mitochondria of which 2 tissues?
Liver and Kidney
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T/F. Pyruvate carboxylase is not found in muscle and the brain.
False; it is found there but does not synthesize glucose
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What is the location of the 1st half of the 1st obstacle of GNG?
Matrix
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What effect does acetyl CoA have on pyruvate carboxylase?
Stimulate
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What is the location of the 2nd half of the 1st obstacle of GNG?
Cytosol (pyruvate/ALA) or Matrix (lactate)
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What enzyme facilitates OAA ---> PEP?
PEP carboxykinase
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Which specific obstacle requires ATP? GTP?
ATP- 1st half of 1 | GTP- 2nd half of 1
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What are the precursors for PEP carboxykinase?
Pyruvate, alanine, lactate
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Which precursor(s) require a malate shuttle?
Pyruvate and Alanine
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What structure does the malate shuttle transport?
OAA
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What is location for the precursors for PEP carboxykinase? 1. Pyruvate 2. Lactate 3. Alanine A. Cytosol B. Matrix
1. A 2. B 3. A
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What enzyme facilitates OAA malate?
Malate DH
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What is the location of lactate DH?
Cytosol
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What is the key regulatory step in GNG?
F-1-6 bisphosphatase
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What is the key regulatory step in glycolysis?
PFK
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What enzyme facilitates F-6-P ---> F-1,6-bisphosphate?
PFK
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What inhibits the 2nd obstacle of GNG?
1. Low energy | 2. High F-6-P
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What enzyme facilitates F-1,6-bisphosphate ---> F-6-P?
F-1,6-bisphosphatase
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Where does the 2nd obstacle take place?
Cytosol
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What enzyme facilitates glucose ---> G-6-P in the muscle?
Hexokinase
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What enzyme facilitates G-6-P ---> glucose?
G-6-phosphatase
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What enzyme facilitates glucose ---> G-6-P in the liver?
Glucokinase
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What is the location of the 3rd obstacle of GNG?
Endoplasmic reticulum (rxn)
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Where is glucose from the 3rd obstacle sent?
Cytosol
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T/F. Muscle does have G-6-phosphatase?
False
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T/F. In muscle, glucose is trapped when phosphorylated.
True
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T/F. Glycogen in muscle will be released as glucose.
False
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What two tissues release glucose, this maintaining glucose homeostasis?
Liver and Kidney
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How many pyruvates are used in GNG per 1 glucose made?
2
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How many total phosphate groups are produced via GNG per 1 glucose made?
6
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How many ATP, GTP, and NADH are used in GNG per 1 glucose produced?
4 ATP, 2 GTP, 2 NADH
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What secretes insulin?
Beta cells from the pancreas
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What effect does insulin have on GNG?
Inhibit
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What secretes glucagon?
Alpha cells in pancreas
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What effect does glucagon have on GNG?
Stimulate
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What effect does high AMP have on PFK?
Stimulate
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What effect does high ATP have on F-1,6-bisphosphate?
Stimulate
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What effect does high citrate have on PFK?
Inhibit
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What effect does high ADP have on pyruvate carboxylase and PEP carboxykinase?
Inhibit
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What effect does high F-2,6-bisphosphate have on F-1,6-bisphophatase?
Inhibit
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What effect does low blood glucose concentration have on GNG? CAMP cascade?
GNG- stimulate | CAMP- stimulate
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What effect does high citrate concentration have on GNG?
Stimulate

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