quiz 3 Flashcards

(67 cards)

1
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Anaplerotic reactions

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reactions that form intermediates in a metabolic pathway like TCA but aren’t from precursors

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2
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Nutrients for Fats to Acetyl CoA

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Carnitine

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Nutrients for Carbs to Acetyl CoA

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B1, B2, B3, B5 and lipoic acid

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4
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Nutrients for proteins to Acetyl CoA

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B1, B2, B3, B5 and lipoic acid

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5
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Nutrients required for TCA cycle (1 AA, 3 minerals, 5 vits)

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cystein, fe, mg, mn, b1,b2,b3,b5 lipoic acid

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6
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Anaplerotic — makes fumarate

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Tyr, phe

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Anaplerotic makes succinyl CoA

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Leu, lle, val, met

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8
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Anaplerotic makes A-KG

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Glu, his, arg, pro, gln

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9
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Anaplerotic makes OAA

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Asp

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10
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TCA cycle leads to accumulation of

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NADH and FADH2

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11
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ETC cytochromes require

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CoQ10

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12
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What nutrient is required to synthesize CoA

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B5

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13
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Fatty acyl-co A esters are transferred across the mitochondrial membrane via

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carnitine shuttle

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Carnitine shuttle is upregulated by CGD

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carnitine, genistein, daidzein

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15
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Adipate is a __ carbon FA

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6

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16
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Suberate is a __ carbon FA

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8

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17
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Increase is adipate and suberate are due to (2)

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leakage from peroxisomes, low b2

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18
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Treatment of increased adipate and suberate (2)

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glycine and carnitine

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19
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Nutrients to lower ethylmalonate

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carnitine and FAD,

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20
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Low fatty acid oxidation leads to accumulation of urinary

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adipate, suberate, ethylmalonate

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21
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Carbohydrate metabolism markers (4)

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lactate, pyruvate, B-hydroxybutyrate, oxalate

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22
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Anaerobic products of glycolysis

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pyruvate —> lactate

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23
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Aerobic products of glycolysis

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Pyruvate–> acetyl coA

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24
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Co Factors for pyruvate–> acetyl CoA

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B1, B2, B3, B5

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Cori Cycle takes lactate from
mucle to liver to recreate glucose
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Glucose to pyruvate is reducing NAD to
NADH
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High pyruvate (2 nutrient cause)
Low b1 (can be depleted by alcohol) low b5
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Treatment for High Lactate
B1 in infants
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Treatment for high levels of Beta-hydroxybutryate
Chromium, vanadium, low carb diet
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Oxalate + _____ = kidney stones
calcium
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treatment for high oxalate
MG, citrate, vitamin D, antioxidants
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Central energy pathway markers (8)
citrate, isocitrate, cis aconitate, a-ketobutarate, succinate, fumarate, malate, hydroxymethylglutarate
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Acetyl-CoA---> citrate (enzyme)
citrate synthetase
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Citrat --> cis-Aconitate ---> isocitrate (enzyme)
aconitase
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Citrat --> cis-Aconitate ---> isocitrate (nutrients) 2
Fe, cysteine
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Isocitrate ---> A-KG (enzyme)
isocitrate dehydrogenase
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Isocitrate ---> A-KG (nutrients) 3
Mn, Mg, NAD
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Isocitrate ---> oxalosuccinate --> A-KG (enzyme)
isocitrate dehydrogenase/decarboxylase
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Isocitrate ---> oxalosuccinate --> A-KG (NUTRIENTS)
mn, mg, NADP
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A-KG ---> succinyl-CoA (enzyme)
a-KG dehydrogenase complex
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A-KG----> succinyl-CoA (vitamin)
TPP, lipoic acid, FAD, NAD, MG, trans-succinylase, CoA/B5)
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Succinyl-CoA---> succinate (enzyme)
Succinyl thiokinase
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succinate-->fumarate (enzyme)
succinate dehydrogenase
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Fumarate ----> malate (enzyme)
fumarase
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Malate---> oxaloacetate (enzyme)
malate dehydrogenase
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OAA+acetyl-CoA--> citrate =
starts cycle all over again
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ETC needs
CoQ10
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CItrate is high with low
ARG
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High ALL TCA cycle intermediates =
low CoQ10
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low citrate is correlated with
kidney stones
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Isocitrate dehydrogenase converts isocitrate--> A-KG requires
MG, mn, nAD
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High cis-aconatate with low isocitrate defect in
aconitase
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high cis-aconitate with low isocitrate requires (2)
Fe, cysteine
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deficiencines in what vitamins lead to accumulation of a-kg
B vitamins
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glutamate dehydrogenase (GDH) concerts glu->a-kg requiring which nutrient
B3
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treat high succinate with
CoQ10 and B2
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lleu and lle-> succinate requires what nutrient
b12
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high fumarate and malate
low Coq10
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high malate may be due to what nutrient deficinecy
b12
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what nutrients will refill fumarate
phe/tyr
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HMG-CoA lyase requires what nutrient
Mg and Mn
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deficiency of HMG CoA lyase leads to high
HMG
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BCKA degradation via BCKDC requires
B1 B2 b3 B5 and lipoic acid
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Treatment of IEM
protein resctricted diet and supplemnentation with carnitine and glycine
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deficiency of what vitamin leads to accumulation of xanthurenate and kynurenate via kynurenin pathway
b6
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Kynureniase requires
b6
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cofactor for carboxylases
biotin