Metabolism Bio Exam 4 Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

What are the two physiological control of food intake centers? And where are they located.

A

Located in the Hypothalamus

Feeding center
-tonically active
-destruction stops feeding here

Satiety Center
-inhibits feeding center (tells us we need to eat)
-destruction induces overeating

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Fed-state Metabolism (Big meal) is when we break down?

A

Carbohydrates into glucose and
-30% is taken up by the liver
-70% stays in circulation (used for ATP prod)

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3
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In fed-state metabolism what is also stored?

A

-glycogen- limited (glycogenesis)
-triglycerides (lipogenesis)

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4
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Triglyceride and cholesterol synthesis from__________

A

Glucose

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5
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________ can be made from glucose through glycolysis

A

Glycerol

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6
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Fatty acids are made when 2 carbon acyl units from acetyl-CoA are _______________

A

Linked together

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7
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_____ glycerol plus 3 fatty acids makes a ________

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Carbohydrates in fed-state metabolism are used for ________ in liver

A

Lipoprotein synthesis

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Carbohydrates in fed-state metabolism are stored as ______ in liver and muscle _________

A

-glycogen
-glycogenesis

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10
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Excess carbohydrates in fed-state metabolism are converted into ____ and stored in adipose tissue _______

A

-Fat
-Lipogenesis

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11
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Glycogen is mainly stored where? How long of a supply?

A

Liver and 4 hr supply

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In fed-state metabolism proteins are broken down into amino acids that produce ________ and excess of this gets stored as ________ tissue

A

Fat, adipose

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13
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In fed-state metabolism proteins got to tissues for protein ________

A

Synthesis

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14
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If needed energy, amino acids converted in liver to intermediates for aerobic metabolism is called?

A

Deamination

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15
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Excess fat stored as adipose tissue is called?

A

Lipogenesis

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16
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In fasted- state metabolism amino acids are ___________
in liver for ATP prod or used to make glucose___________

A

deaminated, gluconeogenesis

17
Q

Fats are stored as _________ stored in the _____ and ___________ tissue.

A

Triglycerides, adipose

18
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Cholesterol is used for ________ synthesis or as membrane _________ in fed-state metabolism

A

steroid, component

19
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Fatty acids are used for __________ and eicosanoid synthesis in fed-state metabolism

20
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Triglycerides are broken down into ______ and glycerol _________ in fast-state metabolism

A

Fatty acids, lipolysis

21
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In fast state, fatty acids are used for _____ production and _________ pathways (B-oxidation)

22
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In fasted stated , carbohydrates are broken down into ________ to form glucose _______ in liver and adipose tissue

A

Glycogenolysis, gluconeogenesis

23
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Some glucose is made for ATP and some is made to travel to the ____________

A

brain barrier

24
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in fast-state metabolism proteins and peptides are digested by ____________

25
In fast-state metabolism, deamination produces?
ammonia that is converted to urea by the liver
26
In fast-state metabolism, ATP production deaminated amino acids to enter the _________ pathway
respiration
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In fast state metabolism glucose production, in the liver, deaminated amino acids enter a ___________ pathway to produce ___________
glycolysis, glucose
28
Some triglycerides are used to make glucose to feed the________
brain
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Triglycerides are broken down to lipolysis by ______
Lipases
30
Glycerol feed into__________in fast-state metabolism
glycolysis
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Fatty acids feed into the _______ after _______________ in fast-state metabolism
The kern's cycle, beta- oxidation
32
In control of metabolism, Insulin and Glycogen are produced by the?
Pancreas
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Glycogen us cut until monosaccharides (glycogenolysis) used to produce glucose or feed into _________ in fed state.
cellular respiration
34
In proteins, amino acids removal of the amino group (deamination) is used to produce _______ or feed into __________ in fed state
Glucose, cellular respiration
35
In triglycerides/lipids, glycerol is used to produce _____ or feed into ________________
glucose, cellular respiration
36
Fatty acids are cut into smaller 2 _________ pieces (beta oxidation) and feed into ________________ ONLY. Fed-sate
Carbon, cellular respiration
37
Beta cells produce _____________ Alpha cells produce_____________
insulin and glucagon
38
Insulin is dominant in the ________ state
Fed-state -stimulates by high glucose concentration in blood -promotes increase in glycogen synthesis -promotes increase in lipid/ fat synthesis -promotes increase in protein synthesis -promotes increase in glucose oxidation
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Glucagon is dominant in the _______ state
Fasted- state -stimulated by low glucose concentration in blood - promotes glycogen metabolism -promotes glucose synthesis -Increases glycogenolysis, gluconeogenesis, & ketogenesis