Nitrogen Metabolism

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Entry point reaction for N2 to join bioprocesses

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glutamate and glutamine

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Glutamate to glutamine enzyme

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glutamine synthetase

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Entry point reaction for N2 to join bioprocesses

glutamate and glutamine

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Glutamate to glutamine enzyme

glutamine synthetase

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E.coli glutamine synthetase structure

has 12 identical subunits

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Allosteric regulation of GS

byproducts of glutamine can inhibit reaction of glutamate to glutamine

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Products that inhibit GS

AMP, CTP, tryptophan, histidine, carbamoyl phosphate, glucosamine 6-P

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Covalent modification of GS

modification of each subunit reduces activity incrementally

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Transamination enzyme

transaminases

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Transamination coenzyme

pyridoxal phosphate (PTP)

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1-C transfer part 1

carboxylases

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1-C transfer coenzyme (carboxylase)

biotin

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1-C transfer part 2

methyltransferase

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1-C transfer coenzyme (methyltransferase)

tetrahydrofolate, SAM

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Amide group transfer

glutamine amidotransferse

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Amide group transfer coenzyme

ATP

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a-ketoglutarate forms

glutamate

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a-ketoglutarate to glutamate enzyme

glutamate dehydrogenase

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Glutamate can form

glutamine, proline, arginine, or go into urea cycle (in mammals)

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3-phosphoglycerate forms

serine

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Serine can form

glycine and cysteine

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Oxaloacetate transamination

aspartate

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Aspartate amidation

asparagine

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Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) cells

require asparagine for growth (chemotherapy uses asparaginase)

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Pyruvate transamination

alanine

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Phenylalanine to tyrosine

phenylalanine hydroxylase

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Bile pigment step 1

heme to biliverdin

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Bile pigment step 1 enzyme

heme oxygenase

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Bile pigment step 2

biliverdin to bilirubin

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Bile pigment step 2 enzyme

biliverdin reductase

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Bile pigment step 3

bilirubin goes to bile or bilirubin forms bilirubin diglucuronoid

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Bile pigment step 3 enzyme

glucuronosyl transferase

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Bile pigment step 4

bilirubin to urobilinogen

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Bile pigment step 5

urobilinogen forms urobilin and stercobilin

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Creatine is produced from

glycine, arginine, methionine

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Phosphocreatine

energy buffer of the muscle cells

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Spermine and spermidine precursors

SAM, methionine, ornithine

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Glutamate to Y-aminobutyrate (GABA) enzyme

glutamate decarboxylase (PLP) (CO2 exits reaction)

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Histidine to histamine enzyme

histidine decarboxylase (PLP) (CO2 exits reaction)

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