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How are fat stores accessed

Epinephrine and glucagon released intiate fat catabolism through GPCR signaling on adipose cells

Explain the GPCR signalling for fat catabolism

epinephrine/glucagon binds, cAMP activated PKA, which then phosphorylates HSL which allows for catabolism of TAG into Glycerol and 3 FA chains




FA then transported out of the adipose cell via albumin

how does caffeine work

inhibits phosphodiesterase, an enzyme responsible for degradation of cAMP




prolongs the GPCR pathway

What happens to Fa in the cytosol

FA's must be activated to trap in cell




Done by Acyl CoA Synthestase




forms Acyl CoA

Explain the acyl CoA Synthetase rxn

converts FA chain and CoA to Acyl CoA and traps FA in cell




happens in cytoplasm




Couples 2 rxns (ATP --> AMP +PPi) and (FA + CoA --> Acyl CoA)




hydrolization of PPi drives rxn forward




Rxn needs 2 ATP b/c 1 is used to regenerate ADP from AMP

How are FA's brought into the matrix

Carnitine shuttle

Explain the carnitine shuttle

Carnitine acyl-transferase I converts carnitine and acyl CoA to Acyl Carnitine




Translocase brings into matrix and pumps carnitine out (passively)




Caritine acyltransferase II reforms acyl coa and carnitine from acyl carnitine and CoA



Explain the carnitine acyl-transferase rxn

enzyme adds acyl to hydroxyl on carnitine to form an ester bond

What does B-oxidation require

1 H2O and 1 CoA

What does B-oxidation generate

1 NADH and 1 FADH2

What are the 4 steps of B-oxidation

1) Acyl CoA DH: Produces FADH2 and creates a dbl bond in the FA chain


2) Hydratase: Adds water across the dbl bond


3) Dehydrogenase: Produces NADH and creates keto group in chain


4) Thiolase: Uses CoA to realsease Acetyl Coa from B-Keto acid; produces Fatty acyl CoA chain w/ 2 fewer carbons

How many ATP and H20 do you get from complete oxidation of 16:0 CoA

108 ATP


123 Water

What trasnports FA in the bloodstream

albumin