Test 2 Packet 1 Flashcards

(40 cards)

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What is a glycemic index? What is glucose’s value?

A

Indicator of how rapidly glucose levels will rise. 100.

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2
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What is the Insulin mechanism of release?

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Increasing ATP in cell –> inhibition of K+ channel –> depolarization –> extracellular Ca+ enters –> Insulin Release

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3
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Insulin stimulates what receptors?

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Glut 4 receptors

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4
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What type of receptor is an Insulin receptor?

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Tyrosine Kinase Receptor

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5
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Glucagon acts through what pathway?

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G-protein coupled receptor –> ATP cyclase –> cAMP dependent kinase

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6
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What do sulfonylureas do?

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Close K+ channels to stimulate Ca+ influx and insulin release

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7
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Carbohydrate digestion from mouth

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Salivary Amylase (Starch–>Maltose), to trisaccaharides, dextrins

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8
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Carb digestion in duodenum

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alpha amylase from pancreas – maltose, trisaccharides, dextrins

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9
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Carb digestion in small intestine?

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Glucoamylase, sucrose isomaltase, trehalase, lactase

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10
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Sucrose =

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Glucose + Fructose

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11
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Maltose =

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Glucose + Glucose

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12
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Lactose =

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Glucose + Galactose

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13
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Protein at reducing end of glycogen

A

Glycogenin

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14
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Two types of branches in glycogen

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1-4 and 1-6

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15
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Creates alternate glycogen chain attachments

A

Branching Enzyme

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16
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Glycogen Phosphorylase is a ___ containing enzyme

A

Pyridoxical phosphate (PLP) / Activated B6

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17
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Glycogen branches are broken down with _______. _______ activity happens until about 4 residues are left. Then 3 are moved and the final branch glucose is released by _______.

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Debranching Enzyme. Phosphorylase. Hydrolysis.

18
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Glucagon will inhibit _____ and ______. It will promote ______.

A

Pyruvate Kinase and Glycogen Synthase. Phosphorylase Kinase.

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Phosphorylase Kinase is promoted by

20
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Phosphoprotein Phosphotase is promoted by

21
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Two Enzymes Regulating Glycogen Phosphorylase…

A

Phosphorylase Kinase (increase) and Phosphoprotein Phosphotase (decrease activity)

22
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Two Enzymes regulating Glycogen Synthase…

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Glycogen Synthase Kinase (and other kinases…) (Turns Down) , Protein Phosphotase (Turns Up)

23
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Glucagon will do what in liver? Muscle?

A

Liver – Turn off glycogen synthase and turn on glycogen phosphorylase. No Muscle Effect.

24
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AMP will do what in liver? Muscle?

A

Basically no effect in liver. Activates glycogen phosphorylase in muscle.

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Primary regulator of glycogen stores in liver?
Insulin
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McArdles Disease Influences?
Glycogen storage of muscles
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von Gierke's influences?
Glycogen storage of Liver (severe hypoglycemia, high fatty acids, heightened VLDL)
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Why use gluconeogenesis?
Support serum glucose levels in fasting for cells that can only use Glu
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Three precursors for glucose?
Glycerol, Lactate, Alanine
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Pyruvate carboxylate is used for _______. It contains ______.
Pyruvate --> Oxaloacetate. Biotin
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Where does the energy for gluconeogenesis come from?
Fatty Acid Oxidation
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Review Slide on Bottom of Page 12
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Cori/Alanine Cycle?
Release of lactate/alanine by muscle and conversion to glucose by the liver and release into the bloodstream.
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Why do the Pentose Phosphate Pathway?
Ribose for nucleotides and NADPH for fatty acid , cholesterol, and hormone synthesis. Also helps with oxidative radicals.
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Transketolase is a ________ dependent enzyme.
Thiamine
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Glucose 6P DH deficiency is exacerbated by...
Antimalarials, Fava Beans, Anti-pyretics, sulfa drugs, infections
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Major enzyme in fructose metabolism?
Aldolase B
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Aldolase A is used in what pathway?
Glycolysis
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Major enzyme in galactose metabolism?
Galactose 1P Urididyltransferase
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Galactosemia can cause...
Cataracts, Mental Retardation