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Which hexose has a left/up -OH on C3?
glucose
Which hexose has left/up -OH on C2 and C3?
mannose
Which hexose has left/up -OH on C3 and C4?
galactose
Which hexose has left/up -OH on C2 and C4?
idose
Which disaccharide has a Beta1->4 bond?
lactose
Which disaccharide is non-reducing?
sucrose
What is the deficient enzyme in VonGierke's disease?
glucose-6-phosphatase
What does VonGierke's disease cause?
liver enlargement, hyperglycemis, and jaundice
What is the deficient enzyme in McArdle's disease?
glycogen phosphorylase
What are proteoglycans made of?
core protein + long unbranched glycosaminoglycans
What do omega-3 fatty acids give rise to?
thromboxane A3 (anti-clotting mechanism)
What are the 2 essential fatty acids?
linoleic acid (precursor of omega-3 fatty acids)
alpha-linolenic acid (precursor of arachadonic acid)
What type of sphingolipids contain a single sugar residue?
cerebrosides
What type of sphingolipids contain many sugar residues?
gangliosides
What type of sphingolipids contain phophorylcholine?
sphingomyelin
What enzyme is deficient in Tay-Sachs disease and what substance is increased as a result?
Beta-hexosaminidase
increased ganglioside
What enzyme is deficient in Gaucher's disease?
glucocerebrosidase
What enzyme is deficient in Niemann-Pick disease?
sphingomyelinase
What is the rate-limiting step enzyme in cholesterol synthesis?
HMG-CoA reductase
What enzyme is necessary for the production of leukotrienes?
lipoxygenase
What enzyme is necessary for the production of prostaglandins and thromboxanes?
cyclooxygenase
What is the Henderson-Hasselbech equation?
pH = pK + log [base]/[acid]
What are the 2 major buffers in the blood?
bicarbonate and hemoglobin
What is the bicarbonate buffering equation?
pH = 6.1 + log [HCO3-]/(.03[Pco2])
What causes sickle cell anemia?
mutation in Beta subunit from Glu -> Val at position #6
What enzyme is deficient in SCIDs?
adenosine deaminase
What do high levels of urate cause?
gout
What enzyme if deficient in Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome?
HGPRT
What is the first pyrimidine formed?
orotate
What is the first purine formed?
IMP
What are the steps involved in ELISA?
Attach Ab
Add sample
Attach secondary Ab
What are the steps involved in Western Immunoblotting?
SDS-PAGE
Transfer to membrane
Primary antibody
Secondary antibody
Which cofactors are covalently bound to an enzyme, and which are non-covalently bound?
covalent: prosthetic groups
non-covalent: coenzymes
What are the 6 classes on enzymes?
Oxireductases: oxidation-reduction reactions
Transferases: transfer of functional groups
Hydrolases: hydrolysis reactions
Lyases: group elimination to double bonds
Isomerases: isomerization
Ligases: bond formation coupled with ATP hydrolysis
What are the 5 catalysis mechanisms?
Proximity
Orbital Steering
Strain/Distortion/Induced Fit
Entropy - coupling of steps to get favorable product
Active Site
What changes in the graph for competitive inhibition?
Km increases
reverse inhibition by increasing [S]
What changes in the graph for noncompetitive inhibition?
Vmax decreases
What is the promary example of an isoenzyme?
lactate dehydrogenase in heart(H) vs. muscle/liver(M)
What is the first step in gluconeogenesis?
pyruvate -> oxaloacetate by pyruvate carboxylase
activated by acetly-CoA
What holds 2 stands of DNA together?
base stacking
Which form of DNA is a left-handed helix?
Z DNA
What is the sugar pucker for B DNA?
C-2'endo
What is the equation for supercoiling of DNA?
L = W + T
What is the main prokaryotic polymerase?
pol III
Which is the main polymerase on the leading stand in eukaryotes?
pol Epsilon
Which is the main polymerase on the lagging strand in eukaryotes?
pol Delta
What is the flow equation?
Fluid Movement = K[(Pc+PIi) - (Pi+PIc)
What is the Nernst equation?
E = 60 log ([X]o/[X]i)
Which type of muscle fibers are slow twitch?
Type I
What are the 3 types of contractions?
Isotonic: Tension > Load
Isometric: Tension = Load
Eccentric: Tension < Load
Where is the A band of the sarcomere found?
spans a myosin filament
Where is the H Zone of the sarcomere found?
between actin filaments
Where is the I Band of the sarcomere found?
between myosin filaments
Which lung volume cannot be measured with a spirometer?
functional reserve capacity
What is the lung volume above the normal tidal volume?
inspiratory reserve volume