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when does does fatty acid synthesis occur
when blood glucose levels are high
what hormone stimulates fatty acid synthesis
insulin
what can also stimulate FA synthesis
high levels of ATP
STEP 1
Acetyl coA exists the membrane due to citrate being broken down into OAA and acetyl coA
this is done through the citrate lyase enzyme
NADPH is produced which is very important for FA synthesis
STEP 2
Acetyl coA carboxylase adds carbon onto acetyl coA → malonyl coA
malonyl coA can regulate CAT I/II (BOX)
What is the allosteric regulation of acetyl coA carboxylase
citrate stimulates
long chain fatty acid inhibits
what is the hormonal regulation for ACC
insulin stimulates
how is ACC activated
phosphoprotein phosphatases convert from active to inactive form of ACC (add reversible reaction)
What are the 2 components of fatty acid synthase
cysteine group with thiol
acyl carrier protein
STEP 3
Add acetyl (2C) onto ACP end using acetyl transacetylase
Transfer the 2C onto cyc group using acyl transacylase
Add on malonyl coA using malonyl transacylase onto ACP (3C - CoA gets removed)
Decarboxylation using acyl malonyl ACP condensing enzyme - removes carbon from cys group
What do we now have attached to the ACP
a beta ketone
STEP 4
Convert the beta ketone and get an OH group using the enzyme b-keto ACP reductase
NADPH is used
STEP 5
Dehydrate the molecule - remove OH group and have a double bond
using 3-hydroxyacyl dehydratase
we now have an enol
STEP 6
Get rid of double bond in the enol by reducing it using NADPH and enoyl ACP reductase
STEP 7
Using acyl transacylase we move the 4C on the ACP end and add it onto the cys end
this opens up the ACP for us to add malonyl coA - process repeats from there
we add on 2C at a time