Regulation and alernitives Flashcards

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What is a metabolic rate

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the amount of energy consumed at a given and a measurement of overall C.R. reaction

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What is Phosphofructokinase

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  • controls C.R.
  • catalyzes step 3 of Glycolysis
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What nutrient most organism catabolize first for energy

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carbs
- when needed protein, nucleic acids, and lipids are metabolized

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what happens to macromolecules after they are digested into components

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  • reassembled
  • metabolized energy by feeding into glycolsis kreb cycle
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what is the break down of fats

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  • have more energy per gram than carbohydrates or proteins (~2x as much)
  • fatty acid chains are oxidized and broken into smaller 2 carbon chains
  • the 2 carbon chains are converted into acetyl CoA to enter the Kreb’s cycle
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what is the break down of protein

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  • must be converted into individual amino acids
  • excess amino acids are converted by enzymes into intermediate products of glycolysis and Krebs cycle
  • amino acids go through deamination (amino groups are removed)
    -nitrogenous wastes from the amino groups are released as wastes
    -new compounds enter glycolysis or Krebs
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What lipids catabolism

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  • Triglycerides are digested into glycerol and fatty acids
  • Glycerol can be converted into glucose by gluconeogenesis or into DHAP
  • Fatty Acids are transported to the matrix, undergo beta-oxidation (conversion into acetyl CoA…enters the Kreb cycle)
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what is protein catabolism

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  • PRO’s broken down into individual A.A.’s in the body.
  • First stage of this is deamination (removal of amino group as ammonia NH3), a waste.
  • The remaining parts of the A.A.’s are converted into components of glycolysis or Krebs cycle
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