lecture 17 Flashcards

1
Q

brain and RBC prefer __

A

glucose

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2
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heart and liver prefer ___

A

fatty acids

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3
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heart will use ___ first and then ___

A

fatty acids

ketone bodies

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4
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brain will use ___ first and then ___

A

glucose

ketone bodies

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5
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liver will use ___ first and then ___

A

fatty acids

glucose

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6
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muscle will use ___ and then ___

A

glucose from glycogen

glycolysis and oxidative metabolism

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7
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kidney will use ___ in the medulla, but will use ___ in the cortex

A

glucose

fatty acids, ketone bodies and glucose

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8
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TCA cycle needs ___

A

O2

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9
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glycolysis happens when there is ___ O2

A

no

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10
Q

transcriptional control of carb metabolism ___

A

FOX01 += low insulin= needs glucose= glycogen breakdown or gluconeogenesis

-FOX01 = high insulin= too much glucose
FOX01 gets broken down/ glucose not made

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11
Q

steps of pentose phosphate pathway

A

glucose 6 phosphate–> ribose 5 phosphate, NADPH

ribose5phosphate can be used to make DNA
NADPH is used for FA, cholesterol and steroid synthesis

glucose 6 phosphate
-(glucose 6 phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) (+NADPH)
6 Phosphogluconate
-6 phosphogluconate dehydrogenase (+NADPH)
ribulose 5 phosphate

ribose 5 phosphate

nucleotides, DNA and RNA

***ribulose5phosphate(transketolase)(goes backwards) to glucose6phosphate

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12
Q

___ activates F26BP which activates ___ and inhibits ___.

A

insulin
PFK1 which stimulates glycolysis

FBPase-1 which inhibits gluconeogenesis

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13
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insulin activates

A
GLUT4 (bring glucose into cell)
hexokinase (breakdown glucose)
glycogen synthase (store glucose)
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14
Q

type 1 diabetes

A

doesn’t produce insulin because pancreas damaged

treatment give insulin

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15
Q

type 2 diabetes

A

insulin resistance
make some insulin but cells do not recognize it and blood glucose can not be brought into cell.

Treatment: drugs (metformin) and exercise

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16
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gestational diabetes

A

estrogen messes with insulin.

more like type 2 DM, more like insulin resistance

usually goes away

17
Q

diabetic ketoacidosis

A

body cant bring glucose into cell

  • liver tries to help and produces ketones
  • build up of ketones can become fatal
  • extra glucose, dehydration, and acid buildup
18
Q

equine metabolic syndrome

A

type 2 DM in horses

causes laminitis

19
Q

how does metformin work

A

type 2 DM treatment

prevents liver from doing glycogenolysis or gluconeogenesis (prevents buildup of glucose and ketones)

20
Q

pet scans work because cancer cells take up ___ glucose then other cells.

21
Q

if you block a cancer cell from bringing up ___ the cancer cell will ___

A

glucose

die

22
Q

even in the presence of oxygen, cancer cells will prefer to do ___. this is called ____.

A

glycolysis

warburg effect

23
Q

Cancer does glycolysis because their ___ are defected and cancer cells can not go through ___

A

mitochondria

TCA cycle

24
Q

pyruvate (___) to lactate

A

LDH

lactate dehydrogenase

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lactate(___) pyruvate
Cori Cycle (happens in liver) lactate will go through gluconeogenesis to get to glucose
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in cancer cell there are more ___receptors which means More ___ gets into cell.
glucose glucose
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In cancer cells they prefer glycolysis which will produce pyruvate, into lactate. because cancer cells will use lactate to do ___
biomass incorporation | cell proliferation
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cancer cells will have ___ transketolase which is from the ___ cycle which will stimulate ____
increased PPP glycolysis
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deficiency of glucose6phosphatase
(enzyme used in last step of glycogenolysis (in liver glucose6phospgate to glucose) Type 1 a Von Gierke's disease maltese puppies
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deficiency of the glycogen debranching enzyme in dogs
(1st step of glycogenolysis glycogen to glucose 1 phosphate) type III Cori's disease akita
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deficiency of glycogen branching enzyme in cats
(last step of glycogenesis alpha 1-4 glucosyl units to glycogen) Type IV anderson's disease
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PKDef
pyruvate kinase deficiency
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pyruvate kinase deficiency
glycolysis cells can't make pyruvate loss of function of pyruvate kinase results in premature death of RBC lack of energy, low exercise tolerance and fatigue anemia, increased iron, enlarged spleen