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where is ethanol absorbed?
intestine
where can we find ethanol receptors
in the brain
what chemical coumound gives toxic hangover
acetaldehyde
what enzyme catalyzes the conversion of ethanol→acetaldehyde
alcohol dehydrogenase
produce NADH
How does ethanol metabolism interfere with glucose production
ethanol inhibits gluconeogenesis by decreasing steady concentration of pyruvate as a decrease of NAD+/NADH ratio
fats in the liver become acetyl CoA but it wont be able to enter krebs beacuse there is not enough OA because of high NADH
Produce ketone bodies
fatty liver
Asian-flush syndrome
Due to a mutation in the ALDH2 enzyme; ALDH22
decreased capacity for acetaldehyde metabolism so it accumulates → vasodilation causes red face & have symptoms of nausea, headache etc.