Anatomy Muscle Metabolism and AP Synthesis

Anatomy Muscle Metabolism and AP Synthesis

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electron transport chain

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Section 1

(47 cards)

electron transport chain

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lipolysis is best for what kind of tissues?

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liver cardiac and skeletal muscles

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oxalaocetic acid is a

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pickup molecule

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Acetyl CoA is 2 _____

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carbon fragments

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what is the transporter of electrons

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coenzymes

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Oxidative phosphorylation is the ______ place to get electron (from H, H---> H+)

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simplest

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Oxidative phosphorylation needs ______ to transport electrons

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coenzymes

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oxidative phosphorylation

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glyceraldehyde phosphate =

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intermediate this is the step where fat molecules can be added

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Lipolysis with carbohydrates guarantees what?

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to have acetyl CoA in Krebs

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Where does most oxidation of the amino acids occur?

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liver

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lipogenesis is from ______ combination in ______

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acetyl CoA adipose tissue and liver

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what molecule in the kreb's cycle repeats what joins with acetyl CoA

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oxaocetic

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in glycogenesis the skeletal muscle ____ glucose while the live ____ glucose

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keeps lets it come and go

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Kreb's cycle

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critic acid cycle

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lipolysis in glycerol to ______

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glycolysis

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Oxidative phosphorylation is _____ and has a high output _____ production

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efficient ATP

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What promotes glycogenesis?

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insulin (increase in glucose uptake)

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The remaining molecule in amino acids when oxidized with converted to _____ acid or _____

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pyruvic intermediate

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What is the creation of new carb storage

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glycogenesis

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what form of metabolism is the most energy dense molecule and is the major way the body stores energy

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lipids

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What happens if glucose is low

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oxaloacetic acid gets used for other purposes such as gluconeogenesis

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In the kreb's cycle, each pyruvic acid gets converted to _______

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Acetyl CoA

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lipolysis without carbohydrates, the liver converts acetyl CoA to ______ bodies (acidic)

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ketone

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the synthesis of nonessential amino acids still needs essential _______

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amino acids

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when the body NEEDS energy it goes through _____

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lipid metabolism

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NaDH+H+ are electron ______ and reduced ______

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carriers coenzymes

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glycogenesis is glycogen production during ____ ATP and in _____ muscle

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high lever and skeletal

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Gluconeogenesis is ____

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new glucose from amino acids and/or glycerol in the liver

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The simple ATP synthesis conversions (CP, glycolysis, kreb's cycle) need what and what else?

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needs enzymes moving phosphate there is no real ATP made

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lipolysis without carbohydrates is no ________ in Krebs

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oxaloacetic acid

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The mechanism Substrate level phosphorylation for ATP synthesis happens in what three things?

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Creatine phosphate glycolysis once in Krebs cycle

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The oxidation of amino acids what group is removed

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N or S

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what mechanisms of ATP Synthesis is known as a simple conversions

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substrate level phosphorylation

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Oxidative phosphorylation happens through a ____

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electron transport chain

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glycogenolysis is the breakdown for glucose during low ___

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ATP (splits glucose when needed)

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What are the three conditions where there is no oxaloacetic acids in Krebs

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low carb diets starvation sometimes diabetes

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Substrate level phosphorylation

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The hormone _____ promotes glycogenolysis (restores levels of glucose)

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glucagon

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the synthesis of nonessential amino acids is from ____

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Krebs intermediates (much in the liver)

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Lipolysis is

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fatty acids

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Lipolysis with carbohydrates is Acetyl CoA to ____

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Krebs

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all food molecules can be _____

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interconverted

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What are the three ways lipolysis without carbs converts acetyl CoA to ketone bodies

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urine excretion fruity breath metabolic acidosis

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What are the two coenzymes needs to transport electrons in oxidative phosphorylation

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NAD+ FAD

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glyceraldehyde phosphate is a common source of _____

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fats

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What are the two main Mechanisms of ATP synthesis

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Substrate level phosphorylation oxidative phosphorylation

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