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The glucose transporter in muscle cells and adipose tissue is
GLUT4
Which of the following hormones stimulates the appetite?
ghrelin
Which of these hormones regulates the level of glucose in human blood?
insulin, gluagon and epinephrine
The Cori cycle involves the following
Conversion of lactate produced in the muscle to glucose in the liver.
Insulin stimulates the ________(increase, decrease, neutralization) of glucose levels in the blood.
decrease
Which organs can generate glucose?
Liver and kidneys
Which are important molecules in energy metabolism?
triacylglycerols
Which activity is part of the Cori cycle?
delivering glucose to muscles
Indicate whether the following metabolic processes are either stimulated or inhibited by the action of insulin
Gluconeogenesis in Liver
Entry of glucose into muscle and adipose cells
Glycogen synthesis in muscle and liver
Inhibited
Stimulated
Stimulated
Match the organ with its compartmental role below
Liver
Heart
Adipose tissue
Process and distributes nutrients obtained from diet
Use fatty acids as main oxidative state
store fatty aicds
In a variation of the Cori cycle, what amino acid is transported from the muscle to the liver?
alanine
Insulin signaling leads to the _____ of glycogen synthase and _____ of glycogen phosphorylase.
activation, inactivation
The brain has a unique metabolic profile compared to other tissues. What characteristics listed below are features of brain energy metabolism?
No storage of fuel molecules;
Glucose is primary fuel molecule;
Ketone bodies may be oxidized as a last resort
What happens to the nitrogen from excess protein?
It is eliminated through the urea cycle.
During the fed state, which of the following pathways would be inhibited in the liver?
gluconeogenesis
Identify the metabolic effects of insulin from the list below
Stimulates glycogen synthesis;
Decreases gluconeogenesis;
Decreases blood glucose levels
What is special about the brains hexokinase
it has a high affinity for glucose