final exam Flashcards

(115 cards)

1
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salivary a-amylase hydrolyzes which bonds

A

1,4 glycosidic bonds

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2
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T/f, digestion of amylose and amylopectin occurs in the stomach

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false

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3
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which enzyme resumes the digestion of dextrins in duodenum/SI

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pancreatic a-amylase

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4
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what are the four brush border enzymes

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maltase, isomaltase, sucrase, lactase

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5
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function of maltase

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cleave α1-4 bonds of maltose
and maltotriose to glucose

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function of isomaltase

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cleaves the
α1-6 bond of limit dextrins

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function of sucrase

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cleaves α1-2 bonds of sucrose
to produce fructose and glucose

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function of lactose

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cleaves the β1-4 bond between
galactose and glucose in lactose

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9
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the enzyme in the mouth that digests fats

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lingual lipase

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10
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the enzyme in the stomach that digests fats

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gastric lipase

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11
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phospholipids/phosphotidylcholine is hydrolyzed by
pancreatic enzyme __________

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Phospholipase A2

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Phospholipase A2 hydrolyzes phosphotidylcholine to produce _______

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lysophosphatidylcholine

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13
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removes the FAs that
form the cholesterol fraction in the pancreas

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cholesterol esterase

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14
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which transporter absorbs lipids into enterocytes when there is a low concentration

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Fatty acid transporter 4 (FATP4) or
FAT/CD36

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15
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how do lipids get absorbed into enterocytes if there is large concentration?

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passive diffusion

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16
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absorbed lipid molecules in enterocytes get converted into

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TAG, PLs, and cholesterol esters

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17
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Chylomicrons are
synthesized at the
___________ and __________ in enterocytes

A

endoplasmic reticulum and
golgi

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18
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which enzyme digests proteins in the stomach

A

pepsin

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19
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which enzymes digest proteins in the SI

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Trypsin, chymotrypsin, elastase, carboxypeptidases

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20
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glucose and galactose get absorbed by _______ in enterocytes

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SGLT1

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21
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fructose is taken up by _______ into the enterocyte

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glute5

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22
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galactose, glucose, and fructose all exit the enterocyte through this transporter

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glute2

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23
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glute 5 and glute 2 are _________ diffusion

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facilitated

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24
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lipids enter enterocytes through the _________ side and leave through the ______________ side

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luminal; basal lateral membrane

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Phospholipase A2 cleaves off ....
fatty acids at position 2
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hormone that causes bicarbonate to be released from the pancreas
secretin
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hormone that causes the release of bile from the gallbladder
CCK
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activated trypsinogen to form trypsin
enteropeptidase
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T/F, glycolysis is on in a fed state
true
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major hormone present in a fed state
insulin
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T/F, insulin works as a dephosphorylater
true
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activates fatty acids by adding coA
Acyl-coa synthetase
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pathways on in a fed state for lipids
triglyceride synthesis phospholipid syn cholesterol synthesis
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fatty acid activation takes how many atps
2
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AMPK _________phorylates GPAT1 which turns it _______
phosphorylate; off
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HMG CoA reductase is _______phorylated by AMPK turning it off
phosphorylated
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HMG CoA reductase is activated/dephorylated by ________
PP2a
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the main lipoprotein circulating in a fed state
chylomicrons
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primary lipoprotein in a fasted state
VLDLs
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in a fed state, TSC complex is ________ which allows rheb to turn ________ MTORR
off; on
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If TSC complex is active, _______ is blocked and then mTORR is inactive
RHEB
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_______ phosphorylates mTORC1, turning it _________
AMPK, off
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which HK is found in all mammalian tissues
HK I
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when glucokinase is bound to GKRP, it is __________
inactive
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glucokinase is induced by _______ & _________
glucose and insulin
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this molecule stimulates the binding of GK to GKRP if there is excess
fructose-6-phosphate
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what are the five enzyme that phosphorylate and turn off glycogen synthase
-glycogen synthase kinase -glycogen phosphorylase kinase a -protein kinase A -calmodulin kinase -AMP kinase
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positive allosteric regulator of the inactive form of glycogen synthase
glucose 6 phosphate
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glycogen synthase gets dephosphorylated/activated by
pp1
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in glycolysis, glucose from glycogen nets _____ ATP instead of 2
3
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products of anaerobic glycolysis
2 lactate, 2 atp, 0 nadh
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products of aerobic glycolysis
2 nadh, a pyruvate, 2 atp
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rate-limiting enzyme of glycolysis
phosphofructokinase 1
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what allosterically activates PFK1
AMP, ADP, F2,6BP
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what allosterically inhibits PFK1
ATP, citrate
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F2, 6BP is produced by
PFK2
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in the liver, PP1 dephosphorylates ________ turning it ________ which then allosterically activates _______
PFK2; on; PFK1
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PKA ______________ PFK2 turning it _______ but only in this organ
phosphorylates; off; liver
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in the liver, pyruvate kinase is ______________ to turn it off by __________
phosphorylate; PKA
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in glycerol synthesis, G3P has to be made in adipocytes through glycolysis because
they lack the enzyme glycerol kinase, so they can't just phosphorylate glycerols
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when does de novo fatty acid synthesis occur
when there's excess CHO intake and glycogen stores are full
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de novo fatty acid synthesis primarily occurs in these 3 places
adipose tissue, mammary glands, and liver
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acetyl-coa is converted to malonyl coa via
acetyl-coa carboxylase
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ACC1 is activated by _______ and inhibited by _________
citrate; palmitate
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These two kinases phosphorylate and inhibit ACC1
PKA and AMPK
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_______ dephosphorylates ACC1, activating it
PP4
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products of 1 turn of the TCA cycle
1 GTP, 1 FADH, and 3 NADH
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in the TCA cycle, ______ and ______ inhibit citrate synthase
NADH & citrate
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isocitrate dehydrogenase is inhibited by ________ & activated by __________
NADH & Ca2+
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a-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase complex is inhibited by ________ & _________
NADH & Succinyl coa
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a-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase complex is activated by _________
Ca2+
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glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase is activated by ________ & _________
glucose 6-phosphate & NADP+
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glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase is inhibited by __________
NADPH
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Enzyme that adds O-glcnac in hexosamine biosynthetic pathway
OGT
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what activates PDH kinase
-acetyl coa -NADH
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what inhibits PDH kinase
-pyruvate -NAD+ -coA -ADP -calcium
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what inhibits PDH phosphatase
acetyl-coa
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what stimulates PDH phosphatase
Magnesium and calcium
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PDH kinase phosphorylates PDH turning it ______
off
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when ACC is phosphorylated, it is __________
inactive
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when MCD is phosphorylated it is ______
active
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AMPK phosphorylates ACC, turning it ______
off
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AMPK phosphorylates MCD, turning it _______
on
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fatty acyl coas ________ ACC
inhibit
85
fatty acyl coa ________ malonyl decarboxylase
activates
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in a fed state, protein phosphatases turn ACC ______ and MCD _________
on; off
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activator for ACC
citrate
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ketogenesis occurs in the ______
liver
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glycogen phosphorylase kinase is phosphorylated by ________ making it _________active
PKA; active
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glycogen phosphorylase kinase is in its most active form when
its phosphorylated and when Ca2+ is bound
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if Arg builds up during the urea cycle, what does that mean about its speed
its going too slow
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Arginia ________ the production of NAG by activating __________
increases; N-acetyl glutamate synthase
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At 24 hours, proteolysis _________, after 48 hrs, it __________
increases; decreases
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when are ketones formed
-uncontrolled diabetes -very low carb diet -prolonged fasting
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insulin is an ________ hormone
anabolic
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T/f, in a fasted state we see glucagon, catecholamines, and cortisol
true
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RER is ________ in a fasted state in obese people
lower
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RER is _________ in a fed state in obese ppl
higher
99
those obese have more of this muscle fiber
fast glycolytic
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the mitochondria has a positive charge and low pH where
inner membrane space
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NADH donation of electrons in ETC pumps out ______ electrons
10
102
FADH donation of electrons in ETC pumps out ______ electrons
6
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it takes _____ equivalent protons to make ATP
4
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Initial reaction in the catabolism of BCAA
BCAT
105
is BCAT highly expressed in liver
no
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BCKAD kinase ________ activity of BCKAD
decreases
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BCKAD activity increases through BCKAD __________
phosphatase
108
what products allosterically inhibit BCKAD
isovaleryl coa, a-methylbutyrl coa, isobutyrl coa
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in what situations is BCAA metabolism activated
-starvation and prolonged exercise -increased cortisol
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T/f, SODS convert superoxides into hydrogen peroxide
true
111
the SOD isoform, CuZnSOD, is located where
cytosol
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Located in the mitochondria, this SOD isoform is important for ros in the matrix
MnSOD
113
catalase has a high Kcat meaning
it can reduce hydrogen peroxide into water very quickly
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which system handles the removal of hydrogen peroxide and has a low Km
glutathione system
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