Nucleotide Metabolism Flashcards
(150 cards)
1
Q
Nucleotide
A
Base + Pentose + Mono-/di-/triphosphate
2
Q
Nucleoside
A
Base + Pentose
3
Q
Bond Type

A
N-glycosidic bond
4
Q
Bond type

A
(Phosphate) Ester bond
5
Q
Examples of Pentose groups in nucleosides
A
- Ribose
- (2-)deoxy-ribose
6
Q
Structure of Adenine
A

7
Q
Structure of Guanine
A

8
Q
Structure of Cytosine
A

9
Q
Structure of Thymine
A

10
Q
Structure of Uracil
A

11
Q
Give the Purine bases
A
- Adenine
- Guanine

12
Q
Give the Pyrimidine bases
A
- Cytosine
- Thymine
- Uracil

13
Q
Uracil binds only to…
A
Ribose
14
Q
Thymine binds only to…
A
Deoxyribose
15
Q
Cytosine binds only to…
A
Ribose or Deoxyribose
16
Q
Examples of purine nucleosides
A
- Adenosine
- Guanosine
17
Q
Examples of Pyrimidine nucleosides
A
- Uridine
- Cytidine
- Deoxythymidine
18
Q
Name the process

A
Purine Synthesis (De novo)
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Compound A
- Name
- Structure

A
Glucose

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Process 1
- Enzyme
- Reactions

A
- Hexokinase
- ATP → ADP
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Compound B
- Name
- Structure

A
Glucose-6-phosphate

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Q
Process 2

A
Pentose phosphate pathway
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Q
Compound C
- Name
- Structure

A
Ribose-5-phosphate

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Process 3
- Enzyme
- Reactions

A
- PRPP synthetase
- ATP → AMP
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Compound **D**
* Name
* Structure

5-phosphoribosyl-1-pyrophosphate
| (PRPP)

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Process **4**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* PRPP amidotransferase
* Glutamine → Glutamate
* → P-O-P
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Compound **E**
* Name
* Structure

5-phosphoribosyl-amine

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Process **5**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* IMP Synthase
* Glycine →
* **2 x** N10-formyl-FH4 → FH4
* Glutamine → Glutamate
* HCO3- → H2O
* Aspartate → Fumarate
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Compound **F**
* Name
* Structure

Inosine monophosphate
| (IMP)

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Process **6**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* IMP dehydrogenase
* H2O →
* NAD+ → NADH + H+
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Compound **G1**
* Name
* Structure

Xanthosine monophosphate
| (XMP)

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Process **7**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* GMP synthetase
* ATP → AMP
* Glutamine → Glutamate
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Compound **H1**
* Name
* Structure

Guanosine monophosphate
| (GMP)

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Process **8**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Nucleotide kinase
* ATP → ADP
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Compound **I1**
* Name

Guanosine diphosphate
| (GDP)
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Process **9**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Nucleotide diphosphate kinase
* ATP → ADP
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Compound J**1**
* Name

Guanosine triphosphate
| (GTP)
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Process **10**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Adenylosuccinate synthetase
* GTP → GDP
* Aspartate →
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Compound **G****2**
* Name
* Structure

Adenylosuccinate

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Process **11**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Adenylosuccinate lyase
* → Fumarate
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Compound **H2**
* Name
* Structure

Adenosine monophosphate
| (AMP)

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Process **12**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Nucleotide kinase
* ATP → ADP
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Compound **I2**
* Name

Adenosine diphosphate
| (ADP)
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Process **13**
* Reactions

* Substrate-level phosphorylation
* Oxidative phosphorylation
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Compound **J2**
* Name

Adenosine triphosphate
| (ATP)
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Which reaction produces this structure?

HCO3- → H2O
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Which reaction produces this structure?

Aspartate → Fumarate
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Which reaction produces these structures?

N10-formyl-FH4 → FH4
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Which reaction produces this structure?

Glutamine → Glutamate
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Which reaction produces this structure?

Glycine →
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What is shown in this process?

Degradation of a purine nucleotide: _AMP_
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Compound **A**
* Name
* Structure

Adenosine monophosphate
| (AMP)

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Process **1**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Nucleotidase
* → P
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Compound **B**
* Name
* Structure

Adenosine

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Process **2**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Nucleoside phosphorylase
* P → Ribose-1-P
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Compound **C**
* Name
* Structure

Adenine

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Process **3**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Adenine deaminase
* H2O →
* → NH3
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Compound **D**
* Name
* Structure

Hypoxanthine

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Process **4**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Xanthine oxidase
* H2O →
* FAD → FADH2
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Compound **E**
* Name
* Structure

Xanthine

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Process **5**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Xanthine oxidase
* H2O →
* FAD → FADH2
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Compound **F**
* Name
* Structure

Uric Acid

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Process **6**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Uricase
* 2H2O + O2 → H2O2
* → CO2
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Compound **G**
* Name
* Structure

Allantoine

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What is shown in this process?

Degradation of a purine nucleotide: _GMP_
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Compound **A**
* Name
* Structure

Guanosine monophosphate
| (GMP)

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Process **1**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Nucleotidase
* → P
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Compound **B**
* Name
* Structure

Guanosine

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Process **2**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Nucleoside phosphorylase
* P → Ribose-1-P
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Compound **C**
* Name
* Structure

Guanine

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Process **3**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Guanine deaminase
* H2O →
* → NH3
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Compound **D**
* Name
* Structure

Xanthine

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Process **4**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Xanthine oxidase
* H2O →
* FAD → FADH2
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Compound **E**
* Name
* Structure

Uric Acid

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Process **5**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Uricase
* 2H2O + O2 → H2O2
* → CO2
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Compound **F**
* Name
* Structure

Allantoine

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De novo synthesis and nucleotide degradation occurs in the...
Cytosol
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Uric acid → Allantoine reaction occurs in the...
Liver
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Allantoin is excreted in the...
Urine
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Which drug can be used to treat gout/uricosis?
How does it work?
Allopurinol
Competitive inhibition of Xanthine oxidase
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Uric acid transport occurs by which 2 processes?
* Fast transport (80%)
* Slow transport (20%)
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Cause of urate kidney stones in Dalmatians
* Fast transport gene of uric acid mutated
* Uricase active but no uric acid uptake
* Excretion: mostly uric acid, some allantoin
* Uric acid precipitated in the kidney
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What is shown in this process?

Pyrimidine synthesis
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Compound **A**
* Name

HCO3-
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Process **1**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Carbamoyl phosphate synthetase II
* Glutamine → Glutamate
* 2 ATP → 2 ADP
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Compound **B**
* Name
* Structure

Carbamoyl-P

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Process **2**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Aspartate transcarbamoylase
* → P
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Compound **C**
* Name
* Structure

Aspartate

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Compound **D**
* Name
* Structure

N-carbamoyl aspartate

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Process **3**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Dihydroorotase
* → H2O
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Compound **E**
* Name
* Structure

Dihydroorotate

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Process **4**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Dihydroorotate dehydrogenase
* NAD+ → NADH + H+ (Double bond formation)
* NADH + H+ → NADH (Double bond breakage)
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Compound **F**
* Name
* Structure

Orotate

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Process **5**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Orotate phosphoribosyl transferase
* PRPP → P-P
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Compound **G**
* Name
* Structure

Orotidylate

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Process **6**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Orotidylate decarboxylase
* → CO2
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Compound **H**
* Name
* Structure

Uridine monophosphate
| (UMP)

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Process **7**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* UMP kinase
* ATP → ADP
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Compound **I**
* Name

Uridine diphosphate
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Process **8**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Nucleoside diphosphate kinase
* ATP → ADP
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Compound **J**
* Name

Uridine triphosphate
| (UTP)
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Process **9**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* CTP synthetase
* ATP → ADP
* Glutamine → Glutamate
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Compound **K**
* Name
* Structure

Cytidine triphosphate
| (CTP)

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How many ATP are needed for pyrimidine synthesis?
7
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What is shown in this process?

Degradation of pyrimidine nucleotides
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Compound **A**
* Name

CMP
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Process **1**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* CMP-deaminase
* H2O →
* → NH3
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Compound **B**
* Name

UMP
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Process **2**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Nucleotidase
* → P
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Compound **C**
* Name

Uridine
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Process **3**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Nucleoside phosphorylase
* P → ribose-1-P
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Compound **D**
* Name

Uracil
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Process **4**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Pyrimidine dehydrogenase
* NADH + H+ → NAD+
* NAD+ → NADH + H+
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Compound **E**
* Name
* Structure

Dihydro-uracil

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Process **5**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Dihydropyrimidinase
* H2O →
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Compound **F**
* Name
* Structure

Ureido-propionate

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Process **6**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Ureidopropionase
* → CO2
* → NH3
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Compound **G**
* Name
* Structure

β-alanine

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Process **7**
* Reactions

* → CO2
* → NH3
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Compound **H**
* Name

Acetate
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Compound **I**
* Name

HS-CoA
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Resynthesis of nucleotides: For each nucleotide

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Resynthesis of nucleotides: For purine nucleotides: Adenine

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Resynthesis of nucleotides: For purine nucleotides in eukaryotes

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Resynthesis of nucleotides: For purine nucleotides in prokaryotes

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What is shown in this process?

Synthesis of deoxyribonucleotides
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Compound **A**
* Name

* ADP
* GDP
* CDP
* UDP
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Process **1**
* Enzyme

* Ribonucleoside-diphosphate reductase
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Process **1I**
* Enzyme

Thioredoxin reductase
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Compound **A1**


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Compound **A2**


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Compound **A3**
* Name

FAD
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Compound **A4**
* Name

FADH2
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Compound **A5**
* Name

NADPH + H+
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Compound **A6**
* Name

NADP+
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Compound **A7**
* Name

Dehydroascorbic acid
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Compound **A8**
* Name

Ascorbic acid
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Compound **B**
* Name

* dADP
* dGDP
* dCDP
* dUDP
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Process **2**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Nucleoside diphosphate kinase
* ATP → ADP
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Compound **C**
* Name

dUTP
*(also produced: dATP, dGTP, dCTP)*
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Process **3**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* dUTP-phosphatase
* → P-P
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Compound **D**
* Name

dUMP
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Process **4**
* Enzyme
* Reactions

* Thymidylate synthase
* N5,N10 -methylene-FH4 → FH2
* Cobalamin →
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Compound **E**
* Name

dTMP
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Process **5**
* Reactions

ATP → ADP
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Compound **F**
* Name

dTDP
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Process **6**
* Reactions

ATP → ADP
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Compound **G**
* Name

dTTP
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Nucleoside phosphorylase hosts which process?
_Deoxyribonucleoside_ releases _Deoxyribose-1-P_
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During the degradation of _deoxyribonucleotides_, what is produced instead of β-alanine?
β-amino-isobutyrate