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C

is the subunit of the ATP synthase that binds H+ from the cytoplasmic side of the membrane and then rotates the g subunit and releases H+ on the matrix side of the membrane.

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lactate

HIF-1 causes in increase in the production of

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thermogenin

transports H+  across the mitochondrial inner membrane to the matrix without making ATP, resulting in the production of heat in brown fat mitochondria.

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linear with respect to blood glucose concentration

The Kt for glucose transport by GLUT 2 is 17 mM.  The physiological range of blood glucose is 4 to 8 mM.  As a result, for physiological blood glucose concentrations, the rate of transport of glucose by GLUT 2 is

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S5 + S6 main chain carbonyls bind the Na+ at the optimum configuration

Describe selectivity filter for the voltage-gated Na+ channel

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S4 segments has lysines and arginines that are positively charged

Describe voltage gate for the voltage-gated Na+ channel

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a loop of the channel that blocks the channel shortly after opening to ensure depolarization goes the right way

Describe inactivation gate for the voltage-gated Na+ channel

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cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterase

What is the off switch for cAMP

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GTPase

What is the off switch for Gs and Ras

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phosphorylation of tyrosine near C terminal

What is the off switch for Src

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phosphatase

What is the off switch for IRS-1

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hexokinase

The enzyme _________________________________________ converts glucose to glucose 6-phosphate.

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phosphoenol pyruvate

+ ADP → pyruvate + ATP

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lactate

is a non-carbohydrate precursor that can be used by gluconeogenesis to make glucose.

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HIF-1

is a transcription factor that causes increased synthesis of GLUT1 and GLUT3 under conditions of low oxygen.

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pentose phosphate

In the _______________ pathway, 3 C5 intermediates are converted to 2 C6 and C3.  

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biotin

is the prosthetic group of pyruvate carboxylase.

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protein kinase A

phosphorylates hormone-sensitive lipase in epinephrine-stimulated triacylglycerol mobilization.

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Adipose triacylglycerol lipase

is the enzyme directly activated by CGI-58.

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Carnitine

is attached to fatty acids during transport into mitochondria

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Strum albumin

is the protein that carries fatty acids in blood.

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oxaloacetate

Due to the removal of ___________________ from the citric acid cycle for use in gluconeogenesis, ketone bodies are overproduced during starvation.

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arginine; ornithine

_________________ + H2O    urea + __________________

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S-adenosyl methionine

is a one-carbon donor in most methylation reactions.

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coenzyme B12

is the cofactor in the free radical reaction in the pathway of methionine catabolism.

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Aspartate; glutamine

____________ + a-ketoglutarate →  oxaloacetate + ______________

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arginine; fumarte

argininosuccinate     _______________ + _________________

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β (beta)

is the subunit of the ATP synthase that binds ADP and phosphate to make ATP.

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H+

Thermogenin transports ____________ across the mitochondrial inner membrane, resulting in the production of heat in brown fat mitochondria.

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ADP; Pi

In SERCA, Ca2+ is pumped by hydrolyzing ATP to _______ and ___________

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H+

In E. coli, lactose is transported in symport with ________________

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Leucine

The acetylcholine receptor channel is likely blocked by the amino acid ___________ in the middle of the M2 segment of each of its 5 subunits in the closed state

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IRS-1; Grb2; Ras

insulin → insulin receptor → ___________________ → _______________________ → Sos→ ______________

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JAK; STAT

leptin → leptin receptor → ______________________ → ______________________, which activates transcription in the nucleus

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1,3- bisphosphoglycerate

glyceraldehyde 3-Pi + NAD+ + Pi → _____________________________________________ + NADH + H+

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Lactate

pyruvate + NADH + H+ → _____________________________________ + NAD+ (anaerobic metabolism)

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tumors

18F-labeled 2-fluoro-2-deoxyglucose is used to detect _____________________________ in PET scans

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2 NADPH; ribose 5-phosphate

_________________________________ and _____________________________________ are the products of the oxidative branch of the pentose phosphate pathway.

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hormone sensitive lipase; perilipin

______________________________________________ and _______________________________ are proteins phosphorylated by protein kinase A in epinephrine-stimulated TAG mobilization.

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triacyl glycerols

ATGL hydrolyzes _________________________________

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acetone

__________________________________ is one example of a ketone body.

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ATP; AMP; PPi

fatty acyl-CoA synthetase reaction:

fatty acid + CoASH + ___________________ → fatty acyl-CoA + ____________________ + __________________

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biotin

____________________________________ is a one-carbon donor in most carboxylation reactions such as for pyruvate carboxylase.

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Valine

______________________________________________ is an amino acid that is degraded to propionyl CoA and then succinyl CoA in a coenzyme B12-dependent pathway.

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aspartate

__________________________ is an amino acid that is degraded to oxaloacetate.

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Alanine; glutamate

______________________________ + a-ketoglutarate →  pyruvate + ____________________________

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arginine

argininosuccinate     _____________________________________________ + fumarate

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Glucagon→ glucagon receptor→ Gs→ adenylyl cyclase→ cAMP→ protein kinase A→ phosphorylase b kinase→ glycogen phosphorylase

Write out the pathway for glucagon-stimulated glycogen degradation in liver cells, beginning with glucagon and ending with glycogen phosphorylase

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binds H+ from H+ half channel and rotates through membrane and releases H+ from other half channel

Describe the function of c subunit in ATP synthesis by the mitochondrial ATP synthase

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C subunit rotates Ɣ subunit which causes a change in conformation of β subunit

Describe the function of Ɣ subunit in ATP synthesis by the mitochondrial ATP synthase

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binds ADP + Pi and changes conformation to make and release ATP

Describe the function of β subunit in ATP synthesis by the mitochondrial ATP synthase

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Thiamine pyrophosphate; Lipoamide; Flavin adenine dinucleotide

Name the 3 cofactors for the pyruvate dehydrogenase complex

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phenylalanine hydroxylase

the enzyme deficient in phenylketonuria

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Flavin adenine dinucleotide

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iron sulfur center

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pyrodoxial phosphate

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biotin

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ubiquinone

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NADH→ NADH dehydrogenase→ ubiquinone→ Cytochrome bc1→ Cytochrome C→ Cytochrome oxidase→ O2

Write out the pathway for mitochondrial electron transport from NADH to Oz. Write out the complete name of the complexes (not just the numbers).

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succinate→ succinate dehydrogenase→ ubiquinone→ Cytochrome bc1→ cytochrome C→ cytochrome oxidase→ O2

Write out the pathway for mitochondrial electron transport from succinate to O2.  Write out the complete name of the complexes (not just the numbers)

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epinephrine→ β-adrenergic receptor→ Gs→ adenylyl cyclase→ cAMP→ protein kinase A→ phosphorylase B kinase→ glycogen phosphorylase

Write out the pathway for epinephrine-stimulated glycogen degradation in muscle cells, beginning with epinephrine and ending with glycogen phosphorylase.

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1.) oxaloacetate + acetyl CoA→ citrate (citrate synthase)
2.) citrate→ isocitrate
3.) isocitrate→ ɑ-ketoglutarate (isocitrate dehydrogenase)(NAD+→ NADH, CO2)
4.) ɑ-ketoglutarate→ succinyl CoA (ɑ-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase complex)(NAD+, Co-ASH→ NADH, CO2
5.) succinyl CoA→ succinate (GDP, Pi→ GTP, Co-ASH)
6.) succinate→ fumarate (FAD+→ FADH2)
7.) fumarate → malate
8.) malate→ oxaloacetate (NAD+→ NADH)

What is the citric acid cycle pathway

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1.) glucose→ glucose 6-Pi (hexokinase)(ATP→ ADP)
2.) glucose 6-Pi→ fructose 6-Pi
3.) fructose 6-Pi→ fructose 1,6 bis-Pi (phosphofructosekinase-1)(ATP→ADP)
4a.)fructose 1,6 bis-Pi→ dehydroxyacetone-Pi
4b.) fructose 1,6 bis-Pi→ glyceraldehyde 3-Pi
5.) dihydroxyacetone Pi→ glyceraldehyde 3-Pi (2)
6.) glyceraldehyde 3-Pi (2)→ 1,3 bisphosphoglycerate (2) (NAD+, Pi (2)→ NADH (2))
7.) 1,3 bisphosphoglycerate (2)→ 3-phosphoglycerate (2) (2 ADP→ 2 ATP)
8.) 3-phosphoglycerate (2)→ 2-phosphoglycerate (2)
9.) 2-phosphoglycerate (2)→ phosphoenol pyruvate (2)
10.) phosphoenol pyruvate (2)→ pyruvate (2) (2 ADP→ 2 ATP)

What is the glycolysis pathway