Protein and AMino Acid Metabolism IV Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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actual or function vit B12 defiency results in what

A

progressive neurlogical impariemnt

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2
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there is a strong correlation between high levels of homocyseine and the development of what disease - most likely as a marker

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atheroslerosis

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3
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what coenzymes/vitamins does the homocysteine metabolism require

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vit B6, B12, foalte

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4
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waht does valine catabolism producee

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propionyl CoA

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5
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what does isoleucine catabolism produce

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propionyl CoA adn acetyl CoA

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6
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what does catabolism of leucine prodcue

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acetyl-CoA and acetoacetate

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7
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what does catabolism of BCAA outside of liver require

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branched chain amino transferases, BCKDH

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8
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maple syrup urine disease is caused by waht

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defect in BCKDH compelx

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9
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symptoms of maple syrup urine diseas

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poor feeding, vomiting, slow/irregular breathing, ketoacidosis

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10
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how do you treat maple syrup urinse disease

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reduced BCAAs in diet

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11
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what population is maple syrup urine disease more common in

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old order mennonite

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12
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what casues tyrosinemia II

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tyrosine amino acid transferase defect

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13
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what casues alcaptonuria

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homogentisate oxidase defect

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14
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what casues tyrosinemia I

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fumarylacetoacetate hydrolase defeect

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15
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symptoms of tyrosinemia II

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keratitis
photophobia
painful skin lesion
intellectual disbiality

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16
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symptoms of alkaptonuria

17
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symptoms of tyrosinemia I

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liver, kidney, neurologic disfunction

18
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srouces of ammonium ions

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transfer of alpha mino groups to glutamate durign aminotransferase reaction
deamination of serine, cysteine, histidien and theronein
action of glutaminase and asparginase

19
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what happens to most of the ammonium inos genreated during catabolism

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incorporating into urea by liver

20
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during normal metabolism the liver mitochondria genereate what

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HCO3, CO2, NH4, ATP

21
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what is the rate determing step of urea synthesis

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formation of carbomoyl phosphate

22
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what does carbamoyl phosphate synthetase I require

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N acetylglutamate

23
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how is the urea cycle linked to the TCA cycle

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release of fumarte goes to TCA cycle which releases oxaloacetate which converts into aspartate which goes into urea cycle

24
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when is the interstinal-renal axis established

25
what is the only organ that can perform the entire urea cycle
liver
26
when is arginine essential in adults
conditions that impact function of small intestine or kidney
27
citrullinemia results from waht
defect in arginnosuccinate synthase
28
defect in what causes argininosuccinic aciduria
argininosuccinate lyase
29
what causes hyperargininemia
defect in arginase
30
how do you treat newborns with early cycle defects
protein restriction hemodialysis phenylbutyrate and benzoate
31
symptoms of hyeprammonenia
lethargy, stupar, vomiting, convulsions
32
what important thing is happening in astrocytes
main site of brain where glutamate is converted to glutamine
33
what happens after 10-12 horus of fasting
hepatic gluconeogensis required to supply glucose
34
the action of BCAT on BCAAs is a major source of what
nitrogen