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    Explain Low Energy State (LES)The body is in the business of staying alive,

    when anything interferes with the system,the body begins to dies. The parts of the

    body that dies first are the mitotically active(or rapidly dividing) cells.

    Symptoms LES? Brain - Confusion

    Muscle - WeaknessLung (Cilia) -

    Kidney (PCT) -Skin - Dry and Cracked

    Hair - BrittleCuticles

    GI Tract - N/V Bone Marrow - Suppressed Endometrium -

    Atrophic

    Sperm count - Low Bladder - Hemorrhagic CystitisVascular - Vasculitis

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    MC:SSx/Infx/CODfor LES Sign Dyspnea/Tachypnea

    Symptom Weakness/SOBInfx Pulmonary/UTI

    COD - Heart Failure

    Only "Imino" acid? Proline

    Common with all Amino Acids? They all have:

    Amino & Acid group

    Define: Dissociate, SolubleBioavailable

    Dissociation - Giving up H+Soluble - Charged Bioavailable -

    Uncharged

    Best AA buffer in bodiesHistidine

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    Define Anode and Cathode Anode - Pole anions go to

    Cathode - Pole cations go

    What is the pH in the GI Stomach 1-2Duodenum 3-5

    Early Jejunum 5-7 Late Jejunum 7-9

    Ileum >9

    Define isoelectric point. Isoelectric Point means there is "No Net Charge"

    What does Ketogenic mean? Made from and broken into AcCoA (Avoid in

    DM)

    What does Glucogenic mean?

    Made from and broken into Anything but AcCoA.

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    For each of the following, give the Amino/Imino acid:

    Smallest - GlycineKinks - Proline

    Basic - Lys, Arginine Acidic - Glu, Asp

    N-Bonds - Asn(99%), GlnO-Bonds - Ser, THr, Tyr

    Sulfur Cys, Met Aromatic - Phe, THr, Try

    Branched Chains LIV Ketogenic - Lys, Leu

    Both PITT

    Essential PVT TIM HALL

    Which amino acid is used to make cystein? Methionine

    Four hormones with disulfide bonds.ProlactinInsulinInhibin

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    Growth Hormone

    Newborn Screening diseasePKU CAH

    BiotinidaseGrown HormoneHypothyroidism

    GalactosemiaSickle Cell

    Enzyme deficiency in PKU Phenylalanine hydroxylase

    S/Sx of PKU Musky odor

    MRFair Skin

    Blue EyesBlonde Hair

    AA deficient in PKU

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    Tyrosine

    What Substances build up? Phenyl-PyruvatePhenyl-Acetate

    Treatment for PKU Avoid Aspartame

    What Product has Aspartame? Nutriasweet

    Defect in MSUDNephron Transport Protein

    S/Sx of MSUDSweet Urine

    AA s in MSUD

    LeucineIsoleucineValine

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    Defect in Cystein UreaCystine

    OrnathineLysine

    Arginine

    What crystal are seen in Cystein UreaCoffin lid/Envelope shaped

    Amino Acids humans have? L-Amino Acids

    What determines AA Primary Structure?

    Amino Acid Sequence

    What is the primary factor to determineStructure of Protein?

    Hydrophobic-Hydrophilic interaction

    What are 3 characteristics of peptide bonds? Planar - Flat

    Limited Rotation

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    Trans ConfigurationWhat is characteristic of amino acid

    quaternary structures? Allesterism (Cooperatively)

    For Enzymes, Define KM, Vmax.Km - Potency

    Vmax - Efficacy Km = Vmax

    Km = 1/Affinity

    How does noncompetitive INH work? Binds to active site.

    Km increases.Vmax stay the same

    How does noncompetitive INH work? Binds to Regulatory Site and Inactivates the

    proteinKm stays the same.Vmax decreases.

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    Metabolized in Zero and first order substances

    Constant Amount Constant percentage

    Three 0 order substancesPhenytoin

    EtoH ASA

    0 order number for EtoH 100mg% or 100 [mg/dl]/hr)

    Define GABA connection? NH4 + aKG Glu GABA Slows things

    down

    From what are porphorin rings made?

    Succinyl -CoARate Limiting enzyme in Heme Syntehsis?

    Delta - Amiolevulonic Acid Synthase(D-ala)

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    What are the structures of Hb A, A2, and F?

    A - a2b2 A2 - a2d2

    F - a2g2

    In what percentage does each exist in thebody?

    A - 98% A2 - < 2% in

    F child < 6 mos.Enzymes INH by Lead in Heme Systhesis

    d-ALA/ Ferrochetalase

    What Enzyme adds Iron to porhorin rings? Ferrochetalase

    What buffers in Fe2+?

    HISTIDINE # of heme sites in 1g heme

    Four

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    Grams of iron in 1U blood

    3.4

    Acute Intermittent PorphoriaRecurrent, Severe, Acute abdominal pain &

    Neuropathies

    Clues for Porphoria Cutanea tardaBlisters with light

    Onset > 5 yr

    Clues for Erythrocytic protoporphoria

    Blisters with light Onset < 5 yrs

    Rx for AIP Fluids, Sugar, Hematin

    MCC Aggravation of AIP Stress and Menses

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    Define Hemosiderosis and HemochromatosisHemosiderosis - Iron load Overwhelm BM

    Hemochromatosis - Iron Deposition inOrgans

    What causes Primary Hemochromatosis? Duodenum is absorbing too much iron

    ARHLA A3

    What causes secondary Hemochromatosis? Too many blood Transfusion

    Timeline for erythropoiesisStarts 4 mos. - Yolk Sac

    6 mos - liver/Spleen/Flat B8 mos - Long Bones

    1yr - (-) Liver/Spleen/Flat B

    Wipe BM - Spleen opens upWhat is the defect in all the thalassemias? Gene Deletion

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    # genes for Alpha/Beta Alpha 4

    Beta 2

    Define thalassemia minor/major.Minor 1 gene left Major No genes

    Alpha Minor 1 gene Asymptomatic

    Alpha Minor 2 genes

    Active - SymptomaticNot Active - Asymptomatic

    Hb Bart Beta Tetramer

    Alpha Minor 3 genes

    Symptomatic Alpha Major 4 genes

    Hydrops Fealis

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    Beta Minor

    (+/-) SxS OK until 4-6 months

    Beta Thalassenia Major Always SymptomaticTransfused dependant

    Only Hg A2 and F Cooleys s Anemia

    What is Cooley s Anemia? Big Skull, Hepatoplenomegaly

    Big SternumBig Pelvis

    What will the COD for Beta-Major? 1st 10 yrs Infections

    Teens Hemochromotosis Acids used in medicine? Mb, Phenobarbital,

    ASA,TCAs

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    Base used in Medicine

    Base - NaHCO3

    Bases Used in Medicine Amphetamines

    Acid used for treatment in Hospital NH4Cl

    (9) causes of Right Shift of Oxy-Hb curve? Hypoxia

    Increased Lactic Acid

    Increased 2,3 DPGIncreased [H]

    Increased TempIncreased AltitudeIncreased Exercise

    Decreased pH Increased PCO2

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    Released from muscle cells duringRhabdomyolysis?

    Myoglobin

    Fetal circulation:100% - From Placenta

    80% - Umbilical Vein + blood from feet viaDuctus Venosum

    60% - Inferior Vena Cava50-53% - Right Atria

    80% goes Foremen Ovale Left Atria

    20% goes Right Ventricle Pulmonary

    Artery 20% - Lower Extremities Umbilical

    Arteries Placenta

    Carbon Monoxide

    Competitive Inhibitor Binds 200x stronger than O2SaO2 is HighPO2 is Low

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    Rx for CO2 poisoning?

    Hyperbaric O2

    CyanideNon competitive Inhibitor

    PO2 is normal SaO2 is Low

    MCC Cause of CN poisoning? Sodium Nitroprusside used for Hypertensive

    Crisis

    Rx for CN poisoning? Amylnitrate - Fe2+ Fe3+

    Thiosulfate ThiocyanateMethylele Blue Fe3 Fe2

    Rx methemoglobinemiaMethylene Blue

    What causes primary methemoglobinemia?

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    Congenital

    What causes Secondary Methemoglobinemia?

    Drugs MC sulfa

    What is the PO2 and SaO2 for methemoglobinemea?

    PO2 is Normal SaO2 is Low

    Effect of acid hydrolases on proteins? Denatures Protein

    Change ASN ASP Change Glutamate to

    Aspartic acid and glutamic acid

    How does GEL electrophoresis work? Separates by size

    Separates by charge

    How does the Ninhydrin reaction work? Turns AA purpleTurns Proline Yellow

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    How does the Edmon's degeneration work? Uses Phenyl/Iso Thiocyanate

    1 AA at a time from Amino Only good for 100 AA.

    Trypsin Cuts to right of Lysine, Arginine

    Chymotrypsin Cuts Phenylalanine,Threonine, Tyrptophan

    Elastase Cuts(Hlycine, Alanine, Serine)

    CyanatobromideCuts(Methinonine)

    Aminopeptidase Cuts

    (Amino Terminal)Carboxypeptidase Cuts

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    (Carboxy Terminal) Only that cuts to theleft.

    Mercaptoethanol (Dissolves disulfide bonds)

    4 most abundant collagen

    I - S - Skin and BoneII -C - Connective Tissue

    III -A - ArteriesIV -B - Basement Membrane

    What protein in defective in Marfans? Fibrin Protein

    Clues for MarfanWingspan > height Arachondactyly

    Lens disloc from bottom

    Clues for Ehrlers-Danlos? Hyperstretchable Skin

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    How does Homocystein work? INH lysine hydroxylase INH collagen

    synthesis

    Clues for HomocysteinureaDislocate lens from top

    What is the defect in scurvy? Vit C is needed to hydroxylate Lsy and Pro in

    Collagen Synthesis

    Clues for Scurcy Gingival Bleeding

    Perfolicular Hemorrhage

    Clues for SyphilisObliterative Endarteritis

    Tree barking

    Shooting, Lancinating PainClues for Congenital Syphilis

    Anterior bowing of legs

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    SnufflesHuthinson's teeth

    Defect in Minky's Kinky Hair disease? Cu2+ deficiency

    Clues for Minky's Kinky Hair looks like copper

    Hair cuts face

    Name the diseaseDilocation from Top

    Dislocation from botton

    Perifolicular hemorrhageBlue Sclera

    Copper looking hair Tree barking of aortaHyper-stretchabls skin

    Pulseless AortitisDifferentiate OI from abuse

    OI Shattering fracture

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    In what population do you see Takayasu

    disease?

    Asian Women

    What is Takayasu? Granulomatous Aortitis

    What is the only protein modified in the ER? Collagen

    What are the Amino acids found in collagen?

    Gly, Pro, Lys

    What vit is needed for collagen synthesis? Vitamin C

    What other mineral is required for collagen? Copper

    What two A.As are Hydroxylated in Colagen?

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    Proline and Lysine

    How do all proteins begin? Pre-Pro-Protein

    In what form is collagen secreted? What happens after secretion?

    Collagen is secreted from the GOLGI asTropocollagen and a cytoplasmic Peptidase

    Cleaves off OH To what structure does each of the following

    guide a protein?

    Where do each of the following guide a protein? Pre- ER

    Pro - GolgiMan-6-Phos - Lysosomes

    Short Amino Terminus Sequence mitochondria

    Diff bt. elastin & collagen?

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    Elastin has no OH-Lysine.

    What gives Elastin elasticity? Desmosine (4) Lysines

    Enzyme breaks down Elastin? Elastase

    2 bacteria with elastase? Staph , Psuedomonas

    How does the body INH elastase?

    With antitrypsin

    Define Emphysema? Cystic Dilation of the alveoli

    4 types of emphysemaPan-acinar Antitryp def Centri-acinar - Smoking

    Disto-acinar - Age

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    Boullous Staph/Pseudo

    Another name for boullous Pneumatocele

    What providesTensile strength? Keratin

    Kinds of bonds in KeratinDisulfide bonds

    5 Actions of EnzymesBring [S] together

    Stabilizes HEI

    Lower free EOANot consumed

    Reaction goes faster

    ETC complex needing Fe?

    Cpmplex III and IV ETC complex needingCu?

    Complex III

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    FADH2/NADH feed ETC at

    FADH2 Complex II NADH Complex I

    InhibitingETC means? Stop electron transport &

    Stop Heat generation.

    Uncoupling ETC means? Stop electron transport, but Heat generation continues

    ETC InhibitorsI - Amytal, Rotonone

    II - MalonateIII - Actinomycin D

    IV - CN , CO, Chloramphenical

    V - OligomycinETC Uncouplers

    DNP - Dinitrophenol

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    ASA - AspirinFFA

    Who has uncoupled ETC Babies & Polar Bears

    Naming enzymes1st name - SubstrateLast name Action

    Type of Sugars & AA in humans? L-Sugars

    D-Amino Acids

    Why does the body phophorylate things? To keep them in the cells

    What are the regulatory enzymes in

    Glycolosis? Hexokinase, PFK1, Pyruvate KinaseWhere will you find

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    Glucokinase is found where? Liver & Pancreas after meal

    Hexokinase is found where? Everywhere

    List 6 stress hormonesEpinepherine - Immediately

    Glucagon - 20 minutesCortisol - 2-4 hours

    GH - 24 hoursInsulin - hour

    ADH with Osm

    7 not requiring Insulin to Take up Glucose:B - BrainR- RBC

    I - Intestinal Wall C - CorneaK - Kidney L - Liver

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    E - Exercising Sk. Muscle

    3 enzymes needing B1Pyruvate Dehydrogenase

    Alpha KG DehydrogenaseBrached chain AA DH

    List the B vits and namesB1 - Thiamin

    B2 RiboflavinB3 - Niacin

    B4 Lipoic Acid

    B5 Pantothenic Acid B6 - Pryladoxmine

    B9 - FolateB12 - Cyanocobalomine

    List Cofactors for B vitsB1 - TPP B4 Lipoic Acid

    B5 CoA

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    B2 FADB3 NAD

    List Deficiency for vits A Vight Blindness

    B1 Beri BeriB2 Angular Chielosis

    B3 PallagraB4 NoneB5 None

    B6 Neuropathy B9 Megaloblastic Anemia

    B12 Megaloblastic Anemia with

    neuropathy C Scurvy

    D Osteomalasia/RicketsE

    K Bleeding disorder

    Clue for Pellagra DermatitisDiarrheaDementia

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    Death

    Disease like pellagraHartnup

    What are sources of vitsB2 - milk

    What breaks down B2Sunlight

    What cannot be transported in Hartnup? Tryptophan

    5 fates of PyruvateLactic Acid

    AlanineOAA

    AcCoAEtoH

    Enzyes for 5 fates of pyruvate

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    Lactate Dehydrogenase Alanine Transferase- ALT

    Pyruvate CarboxylasePyruvate DehydrogenaseEthanol Dehydrogenase

    What is LDH1? Marker for cardiac damage

    What is an LDH Flip? 5 LDH s exist. LDH1 is lowest. With MI LDH

    1 is highest

    Viral vs- EtoH hepatitisViral 1:1 AST:ALT. Alcoholic > 2:1 AST:ALT.

    Explain AST: ALT ratio AST in cyto & mitochondria ALT only in the cytoplasm.Viruses membrane 1:1

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    EtoH also Mitochondria > 2:1

    Most specific cardiac marker Troponin I

    MI MarkersT - 2hr P 2d L 7d

    L - 6hr P 12hr L 24 hr L 24hr P 48hr L 72 hr

    Drugs causing disulfrm rxnDisulfram and Mitronidazole

    INH & Act (PFK1)(+) F 1,6BP, F2,6BP

    (-) CitrateINH & Act Pyruvate carboxylase

    (+) Acetyl-CoA

    (-) GlucoseINH & Act CPS1

    (+) N-AcetylGlutamine

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    (-) NO

    INH & Act Glycogen Alpha 1,4Glucosyltransferase

    INH & Act G6PD(+) G6P

    (-) Ribose-5-P

    INH & Act Acetyl CoA Carboxylase

    INH & Act Fatty Acyl Phosphorylase

    INH & Act HMG-CoA Synthase

    INH & Act HMG-CoA Reductase

    INH & Act PRPP Gln Aminotransferase

    Mercury Inhibits? G3P Kinase

    Floride Inhibits?

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    Enolase

    Signs of Floride poisoning? Pearly white teeth & bones

    6 TCA locations for AA s:Pyruvate

    Acetyl-CoA Alpha - Keto-Glutyrate

    Succinyl-CoAFumerate

    TCA enzyme connected to ETC Succinyl-CoA Dehydrogenase.

    2. It is connected at Complex II

    Intermediates in GlycolysisGlucose

    G6P

    F6P F16P BHAP/GA3P

    1,3 Bis Phosphogluconate

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    3 PG 2 PG

    PEP Pyruvate

    Enzymes in glycolysisGlucokinase/Hexokinase Glucose-6-P

    IsomeraseFructose-6-P Kinase

    Aldolase AGA3P Kinase

    1,3 Bisphosphoguconate DH 3PG Isomerase

    EnolasePyruvate Kinase

    4 regulatory enzymes in gluconeogenesis

    Pyruvate CarboxylasePEPCK Fructose 1,6 Bisphosphatase Glucose-6

    Phosphatase

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    Intermediates in TCACindy Is Kinky So She Fornicates More Often.

    Acetyl-CoACitrate

    Isocitrate Alpha-Keto-Gluterate

    Succinyl-CoASuccinateFumerate

    MalateOxaloacetate

    Intermediates in Urea Cycle

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    OJ (Ornathine) took the CAR to the City to get some Asp he argued and Fumed, argued

    and Fumed and was left alone.

    NH4 + CO2 + ATP Carbamoyl-P+ Ornithine

    Citruline +Asp Arginosuccinate -Fumerate

    L-Arginine -FumerareOrnathine + Urea

    Intermediates in Pentose Pathway Glucose Glucose-6-P 6-

    Phosphogluconate Ribose-5-P

    Intermediates in the Fructose catabolismFructose Fructose-1-P BHAP/Glycerol

    Deficiency in FructosureaFructokinase

    Deficiency in Fructosemia

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    Aldolase B

    Deficiency in GalactosureaGalactokinase

    Deficiency in GalactosemeaGalactose-1-Urudyl- Transferase

    Complications of Fructosurea/GalactosureaPolydipsiaPolyurea

    UTI

    MCC of UTIs? E. Coli

    ProteusKlebsiella

    CandidaCarriers in body

    UDP Single Sugar

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    Dolichol Many SugarsBiotin CO2

    THF - CH3 for NucleotideSAM CH3 for everything

    CDP - AA

    Excess sugarsGlu Sorbitol

    Fructose Fructicol Galactose Galacticol