BSC2086 Metabolism

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where does carbohydrate digestion begin?

mouth

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where does protein digestion begin?

stomach

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what are lipids composed of?

fatty acids and glycerol

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where does lipid metabolism begin?

small intestine

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what is catabolism?

breaking down molecules

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what is anabolism?

building up molecules

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is ATP generation catabolic or anabolic?

catabolic

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is ATP usage catabolic or anabolic?

anabolic

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What is phosphorylation?

the process of making ATP

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what are the three types of phosphorylation?

substrate level, oxidative, photophosphorylation

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What happens in oxidative phosphorylation?

energy from redox reactions is used to make ATP

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what are redox reactions?

the transfer of electrons between molecules

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what happens when a molecule gains electrons?

it is reduced

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what happens when a molecule loses electrons?

it is oxidized

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what is the oxidized form of NADH/NAD+?

NAD+

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what is the reduced form of NADH/NAD+?

NADH

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what are the three sources of lipids in the body?

Dietary, adipose tissue, and synthesized by the liver

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What is lipogenesis?

synthesizing fats from other molecules

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when does lipogenesis occur?

when cellular ATP and glucose levels are high

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what is lipolysis?

breakdown of fats for energy

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where does glycerol go after being broken down from triglycerides?

it enters glycolysis

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what happens to fatty acids during lipolysis?

undergoes beta oxidation

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what happens if the krebs cycle cannot process all of the Acetyl-CoA?

ketogenesis occurs, forming ketone bodies

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what are three sources of amino acids?

diet, dead epithelial cells, enzymes

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what is deamination?

removal of an amino group

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what remains after deamination?

keto acid

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what can ketoacids be converted into?

pyruvic acid, Acetyl-CoA

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What is gluconeogenesis?

making glucose from non carbs

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what is transamination?

the transfer of an amino group

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what can result from transamination?

ammonia

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what process removed toxic ammonia from the body?

the urea cycle

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where does the urea cycle occur?

liver

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what is the main function of vitamin E?

antioxidant

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what is the function of vitamin k?

blood clotting

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what happens during oxidation?

loss of electrons

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what happens during reduction?

gain of electrons

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what hormone stimulates glycogenesis?

insulin

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what is glycogenesis?

glucose - glycogen (storage)

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what is glycogenolysis?

glycogen-glucose (release)

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what metabolic state is glycogenesis?

fed state

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what metabolic state is glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis?

fasted state

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what happens in an absorptive state?

nutrients are stored (anabolism)

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what happens during the post-absorptive state?

stored nutrients are broken down (catabolism)