Week 10- Part 7+8- Endurance Flashcards

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1
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What is the approach to investigate the potential of a specific cell?

A

Genomics

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2
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What is the approach to investigate mRNA response to drug or exercise treatment?

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Transcriptomics

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3
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What is the approach to measure different types of lipids?

A

Lipidomics

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4
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What is the approach to investigate post-translational modifications of proteins?

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Proteomics

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5
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What is the protocol of mass spectrometry?

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-Homogenise a bio sample to isolate the proteins
-unravel the proteins and chop them into peptides
-Peptides are converted from liquid to gas
-When it combines to ions we get information related to mass and amino acid abundance

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6
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Where are most the changes due to exercise observed?

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at the mRNA level

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7
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In response to intense exercise, how many proteins are increased in phosphorylation?

A

1322

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8
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How many kinases does exercise stimulate in the skeletal muscle?

A

As many as 15

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9
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What are lifestyle diseases often associated with?

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-increased visceral adiposity as a result of lack of movement and exercise

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10
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What does exercise training improve that protects against high fat diet induced hepatosteatosis?

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-increase time to exhaustion
-increased muscle oxidative capacity
-glucose tolerance

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11
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What regulates fatty acid progression into the liver?

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CD36 and FATP4 (channels)

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12
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What occurs to cytokines (TNF-R, IL-1ra, il-10) following a marathon?

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Increase in a similar way to sepsis

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13
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In response to what do muscle cells release IL-6?

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Contraction

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14
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What happens to IL-6 if you remove glycogen in the leg and exercise? What does it confirm?

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Significant increase
-confirming that IL-6 is a myokine

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15
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What does IL-6 stimulate the release of?

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Glucose from the liver

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16
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What is musclin?

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A myokine that enhances endurance in mice

17
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How does musclin enhance endurance?

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Via PGC-1a mediated mitochondrial biogenesis

18
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What is secreted when PGC-1a is overexpressed?

19
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What happens when PGC-1a is overexpressed during endurance exercise?

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-increase in UCP1
-More mitochondria in fat cells

20
Q

What protein is released in circulation with exercise (exercise responsive)?

21
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What happens when Cathepsin B is removed?

A

mental impairment

22
Q

What is AAV9?

A

A virus to deliver edited gene constructs that don’t impact welfare (don’t give the mice a disease)

23
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What does Turbo ID construct allow for?

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cells to tag proteins that are secreted with biotin which is delivered in the diet in the weeks before training