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| Glycogen Phosphorylase ;Glycogen--> Limit Dextrix |
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| Glucagon, AMP, epinephrine, Ca++ are activators what enzyme during which step of glycogenolysis |
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| Glycogen Phosphorylase ;Glycogen--> Limit Dextrix |
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| Insulin, ATP, G-6-P are inhibitors of what enzyme of what step of glycogenolysis |
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| In glycognesis, insulin is _____ when it is dephosphorylated |
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| In glycogenesis, glucagon is ___ when phosphorylated |
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| galactokinase; Galactose-->G-1-P |
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| Blockage of this enzyme at what step will lead to mild galactosemia and an increase of galactose in urine in galactose metabolism |
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| galatose 1-p-uridyltransferase; Galactose-1-P--> UDP Glucose |
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| Blockage of this enzyme in what step will lead to classic galactosemia which resulsts in galactosuria, jaundince, vomitting |
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| this can make GAGs, glycoproteins, glycolipids, lactose |
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| fructokinase; Fructose--> F-1-P |
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| In fructose metabolism, a blockage of this enzyme in this step leads to fructosuria |
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| Aldolase B; Fructose 1-p--> DHAP or to Glyceraldehyde |
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| Inhibition of this enzyme leads to HFI, intracellular blocking of F-1-P, hepatomegaly, and hypouridemia at what step in fructose metabolism |
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| this makes triacylglycerols and too much fructose in the diet leads to hyperlipidemia and hyperuricemia |
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| If you have Lieber's Hereditary Neuropathy you have a problem in the ?? |
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| if there is a blockage from complex I to co-enzyme Q this is due to?? |
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| if there is a blockage in complex III between the ferrous and ferric iron conversion step this is due to |
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| Fe/Cu in complex IV when it doesnt bind to oxygen is because of these three chemicals. name them. |
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| what is the inhibiting enzyme in complex V in the electron transport chain |
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| name the decoupler in complex V |
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| hexokinase; Glucose--> G-6-P |
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| In glycolysis, ADP, Glucose and Insulin activate what enzyme at what step |
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| hexokinase; Glucose--> G-6-P |
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| in glycolysis, ATP, glucagon, G-6-P, F-6-P inhibit what enzyme in what step |
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| insulin, F-2,6-BP, AMP activate what enzyme at what step in glycolysis |
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| glucagon and citrate inhibit this enzyme in this step in glycolysis |
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| NADH and ATP production from GAP--> 1,3-BPG--> 3-PG are inhibited by |
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| this inhibits enolase in the step 2PG--PEP |
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| this activates pyruvate kinase in PEP-->Pyruvate |
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| these inhibit pyruvate kinase in the step of PEP--> Pyruvate |
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| allosteric activation of CoA |
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| in gluconeogenesis, pyruvate carboxylase (requires biotin), in the step of Pyruvate--> OAA is activated by ___ |
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| in gluconeogenesis, pyruvate carboxylase (requires biotin), in the step of Pyruvate--> OAA is inhibited by ___ |
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| cAMP, ATP, Citrate, Glucagon |
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| F-1,6-BPase in the step of F-1-BP--> F-6-P is activated by? |
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| F-1,6-BPase in the step of F-1-BP--> F-6-P is inhibited by? |
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| in the TCA cycle, what are the activators of PDH in the step of Pyruvate to Acetyl Coa |
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| in the TCA cycle, what are the inhibitors of PDH in the step of Pyruvate to Acetyl Coa |
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| E1 which contains vitamin B is inhibited by? |
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| E1 which contains vitamin B is activated by? |
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| Citrate, Succinyl Coa, NADH |
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| citrate synthase in the step of Acetyl Coa--> citrate is inhibited by |
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| aconitase in the step of citrate--> isocitrate is inhibited by |
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| isocitrate DH in the step of isocitrate--> alpha ketoregulate, is activated by |
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| isocitrate DH in the step of isocitrate--> alpha ketoregulate, is inhibited by |
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| alpha ketoregulate DH in the step of alpha ketoregulate--> succinyl coA is activated by? |
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| ATP, NADH, GTP, Succinyl CoA |
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| alpha ketoregulate DH in the step of alpha ketoregulate--> succinyl coA is inhibited by? |
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succinate DH in the step of succinate
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| G-6-P DH; G-6-P-->6- phosphogluconalactone |
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| in the pentose phosphate pathway, a deficiency in this enzyme in this step, causes hemolytic anemia, where there will be no oxidative burst, and is due to either a fava bean of anti-malarial drug OD |
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| ribulose 5-P--> ribose 5-P is an isomerization that is involved with what type of metabolism |
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| this needs TPP asa cofactor |
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| a deficiency in this enzyme in the step of O2 to the free oxygen radical resulsts in no burst, and recurrent infections |
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| this enzyme requires selenium |
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