PART 2 CARBOHYDRATES, PROTEINS, AMINO ACIDS AND LIPID METABOLISM Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
Q

During ___ when ATP needs are high, there is not enough O2 being inhaled to re-
oxidize NADH in the electron transport chain.

A

strenuous exercise

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The lactate formed by anaerobic metabolism of
pyruvate builds up in muscle cells, resulting in
___

A

soreness and cramping.

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An ___ is created, and when the
vigorous activity decreases, the person must take
deep breaths of air to repay this debt.

A

“oxygen debt”

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The lactate in the muscles is then ____ to
pyruvate, which can return to acetyl CoA and
muscle soreness, fatigue, and shortness of
breath resolve.

A

re-oxidized

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5
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The pain felt during a
___ is caused by an
increase of lactate in the heart and areas near the
heart cut off from ___

A

heart attack

oxygenated blood

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A higher-than-normal blood lactate level can
indicate ____

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lung disease, congestive heart failure, or
serious infection.

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Q

___ is the anaerobic conversion of
glucose to ethanol and CO2 by yeast and other
microorganisms.

A

Fermentation

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8
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First, glycolysis yields a net of ____

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2 ATPs and 2
NADHs (which will give 5 ATPs).

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Second, oxidation of the ___

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2 pyruvates yields 2
NADHs (which will give 5 ATPs).

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10
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Finally, the 2 acetyl CoAs proceed through the citric
acid cycle, starting the electron transport chain and
oxidative phosphorylation, yielding __

A

10 ATPs × 2 =
20 ATPs.

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11
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The final total is ___

A

1 glucose = 32 ATP

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12
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___are carefully regulated by two hormones.

A

Blood glucose levels

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13
Q

When blood glucose levels rise after a meal,
___ stimulates the passage of glucose into cells
for metabolism.

A

insulin

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14
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When blood glucose levels are low, the hormone
___ stimulates the conversion of stored
glycogen to glucose.

A

glucagon

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15
Q

___ is the synthesis of glucose from
noncarbohydrate sources—lactate, amino acids, or
glycerol.

A

Gluconeogenesis

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16
Q

Gluconeogenesis is an ___ since it
results in the synthesis of larger molecules from
smaller ones.

A

anabolic pathway

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17
Q

Cycling compounds from the muscle to the liver
and back again is the ____

A

Cori Cycle

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18
Q

The first step in the catabolism of triacylglycerols
is the ___ of the three ester bonds to yield___

A

hydrolysis

glycerol and 3 fatty acids.

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19
Q

The glycerol backbone is converted to
___ which can enter
glycolysis.

A

dihydroxyacetone phosphate,

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20
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The first step involves the phosphorylation of

A

glycerol to glycerol 3-phosphate.

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21
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Step 1 in Glycerol Catabolism with the enzyme

A

glycerol kinase

22
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Step 2 in Glycerol Catabolism with the enzyme

A

glycerol 3-phosphate dehydrogenase

23
Q

The second step involves oxidation with to
yield ___

A

dihydroxyacetone phosphate and NADH.

24
Q

The product is an intermediate in both ___ so two pathways are
available.

A

glycolysis
and gluconeogenesis,

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Fatty acids are catabolized by a ___ process whereby acetyl CoA units are sequentially cleaved from the fatty acid.
beta- oxidation
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Fatty Acid Catabolism by beta-oxidation First, the fatty acid is converted to a____, then begins.
thioester with coenzyme A, then beta ox.
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Fatty Acid Catabolism by beta-oxidation This requires energy, provided by the conversion of __
ATP to AMP.
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In step [1], FAD removes 2 H’s to form __ and a double bond forms between the ____ carbons.
FADH2 a and beta
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Fatty Acid Catabolism by beta-oxidation step and enzyme
oxidation acetyl coA dehydrogenase
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In step [2], ____ is added to the double bond; this always makes a ___
water beta alcohol
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In step [3], the is oxidized with NAD+ forming a ___
beta- carbonyl group and NADH.
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In step [4], the bond between and a and b carbons is cleaved with another
coenzyme A
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step 3 and 4 enzyme
beta-hydroxyacyl coA dehydrogenase/ acyl coA acyltransferase
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Complete beta oxidation of the acyl CoA derived from ___ forms: Acetyl CoA molecules NADH molecules FADH2 molecules
18-carbon fatty acid (stearic acid) 9 8 8
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When not enough carbohydrates are present to meet the body’s energy needs, the body turns to catabolizing stored ____
triacylglycerols
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of fatty acids releases a large amount of acetyl CoA molecules.
beta oxidation
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If the citric acid cycle cannot process all of the extra acetyl CoA, they are converted into compounds called ____
ketone bodies through ketogenesis.
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The ketone bodies are
acetoacetate, beta-hydroxybutyrate, and acetone.
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are small molecules, which are readily soluble in blood and urine.
Ketone bodies
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The buildup of ketone bodies in urine (due to starvation, vigorous dieting, and uncontrolled diabetes is called
ketosis
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Ketosis can develop into ___, where the acidic ketone bodies actually lower the pH of the bloodstream.
ketoacidosis
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The catabolism of amino acids can be divided into two parts.
The first part concerns the fate of the amino group. The second part concerns the fate of the carbon atoms.
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The ___ of the amino acid is first removed by transamination.
amino group
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is the transfer of an amino group from an amino acid to an a ketoacid
Transamination
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Transamination often uses
a-ketoglutarate
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After transamination, the original amino acid contains only ___
C, O, and H atoms.
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After accepting the amino group, ___is degraded through oxidative deamination to regenerate a-ketoglutarate and to make ___
glutamate NH+4
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The ___ then enters the urea cycle, where it is converted into urea, (NH2)2C=O , in the liver and excreted by the ___
NH+4 kidneys in urine.
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There are three common fates of the carbon skeletons of amino acids* conversion to pyruvate * conversion to acetyl CoA * conversion to an intermediate in the citric acid cycle
* conversion to pyruvate * conversion to acetyl CoA * conversion to an intermediate in the citric acid cycle
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___are catabolized to pyruvate or an intermediate of the citric acid cycle.
Glucogenic amino acids
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Glucogenic amino acids can be used
glocuneogenesis
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___ are converted to acetyl CoA or a related thioester acetoacetyl CoA. These products can be used to synthesize __and can yield energy on that path.
Ketogenic amino acids ketone bodies