Feeding and weight control Flashcards

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1
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what causes weight gain

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food intake

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2
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what causes weight loss

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energy output

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3
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what contributes to expended energy (3)

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basal metabolism, physical activity, adaptive thermogenesis

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4
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how does food contribute to obesity (4)

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palatable, cheap, accessible, heavily marketed

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5
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How do genetics contribute to obesity (3)

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FTO, DRD2 Taq (A1 allele), MC4R

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6
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what % of BMI genetic contribution

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45-80%

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How does environment contribute to obesity (11)

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early life stress, maternal diet, weight, smoking, chronic stress, lifestyle, physical activity, sleep deprivation, socioeconomic status, medication

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8
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peptides that increase food uptake (6)

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Neuropeptide Y, MCH (melanin concentrating hormone), AgRP (agouti related peptide), Orexin A/B, endocannabinoids, ghrelin

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9
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which peptides decrease food uptake (10)

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alpha MSH (melanocyte stimulating hormone), CART, Urocortin, corticotropin releasing hormone, serotonin, oxytocin, leptin, insulin, cholecystokinin, amylin

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10
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NTS

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nucleus of the solitary tract

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11
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POA

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preoptic area

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PVN

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paraventricular nucleus

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13
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DMN

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dorsomedial hypothalamus

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14
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ARC

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arcuate nucleus

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15
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rRPa

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rostra raphe pallidus

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16
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what does the NTS do (3)

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decrease food intake, increase energy expenditure, stimulate PVN

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17
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what contributes to energy expenditure

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BAT

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18
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what is BAT

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brown adipose tissue

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19
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what does the GI tract produce (4)

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GLP1, CCK, peptide YY, ghrelin

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20
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what does GLP1 act on (2)

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ARC and NTS

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21
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what does CCK, peptide YY and ghrelin act on

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NTS

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22
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how does CCK, peptide YY and ghrelin act

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vagus nerve

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23
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what does the pancreas produce

24
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what does insulin act on

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what does WAT produce
leptin
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WAT
white adipose tissue
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what does leptin act on
ARC and NTS
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what does blood carry (2)
glucose and fatty acids
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what does glucose and fatty acids act on
ARC
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what makes up ARC (2)
AgRP and POMC
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what does AgRP inhibit and POMC stimulate
PVN
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what does the PVN stimulate
NTS
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what does the POA stimulate
DMN
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what does the DMN stimulate
rRPA
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what does the rRPa stimulate
energy expenditure
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how does the rRPa stiumulate energy expenditure
ANS
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ANS
autonomic nervous system
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where is ghrelin primarily synthesised
stomach
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what is plasma ghrelin levels inversely proportional to
BMI
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what happens to ghrelin preprandial
rise
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what happens to ghrelin post prandial
decrease
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ghrelin is key in
meal initiation
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ghrelin receptor
GSHR 1a
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where is GSHR1a primarily located
hypothalamus
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mouse with leptin defficiency
ob/ob
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leptin binding to leptin receptors in the brain produces
neuropeptides
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leptos
thin
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what does leptin do
inform brain of fat energy stores
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where are long leptin receptor isoforms located
hypothalamus
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where are long and short leptin receptor isoforms located
peripheral tissue
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long leptin receptor isoform
LepRb
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what is leptin levels proportional to
BMI
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obesity is a state of what resistance
leptin
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what can cause leptin resistance (2)
signalling/trafficking issues, BBB issues
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BBB
blood brain barrier
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how does leptin inhibit food intake
CNS
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