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Oxidative deamination by glutamate dehydrogenase

Urea cycle

C -----> CAAO

Rotenone , barbiturate , piericidin

Inhibitors of complex 1 in etc cycle

Oligomycin

Inhibitor of atp synthesis in ETC cycle ( inhibitor of F0 & F1 protein)

Cyanide , co , H2S , azides

Inhibitors of complex 4 in etc cycle

Antimycin , british antilewsite

Inhibitors of complex 3 in etc cycle

Hexokinas


Glucokinase


Phosphofructokinase


Pyruvatekinase

Key enzyme of glycolysis

Citrate synthase


Isocitrate dehydrogenase


Alpha-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase

Key enzyme of TCA cycle (citric acid cycle)

Flouroacetate


Malonate

Inhibitors of TCA cycle

Flouroacetate->citrate synthase


Suicide



Malonate->succinate dehydrogenase


Competitive

Pyruvate carboxylase



Phosphoenol pyruvate carboxykinase




Fructose 1-6 bisphosphatase




Glucose -6-phosphatase

Key enzyme of gluconeugenesis

Acetone , acetoacetate , beta-hydroxy butyrate

Ketone body

Acromegaly

Increase Growth hormone causes of diabetes mellitus

Cushing's syndrome

Increase corticosteroid hormone causes of diabetes mellitus

Pheochromocytoma

Increase adrenalin hormone causes of diabetes mellitus

Hyperthyroidism

Increase thyroid hormone causes of diabetes mellitus

Gastaional diabetes

Diabetes mellitus during later stage of pregnancy

Amphibolic role of TCA cycle

Glycosuria

Suger into urine

Rapaport leubering cycle

BGP SHUNT

Protein kinase

Its kind of enzyme that cause of activating glycogen phosphorylaze (terminator of glycogen)

Phosphatase

Remove 1 phosphate group

Phosphorylaze

Add 1 phosphate group

Aspartate

Produce Oxaloacetate

Alanine

Produce Pyruvate

Anaplerosis

T

-CH2-

Methylene group

S-adenosylmethionine(SAM)

Active form of methionine

Other name of Polysaccharide

Glycan

Glycine

-Is only symmetric aminoacid


-Because this reason its not optically active


H


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NH2---C---COOH


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H

Proline

Is an imino acid(have NH group instead of NH2)


Zwitterion

Ion which have both negetive and positive charge amino acid note page 4

Amide group

It contain --CONH2

Native protein

A protein with 3D structure under natural condition

Iso electric ph (PI)

The ph that pr have minimum solubility in it

Pituitry stalk


Hypothalamus stalk

Connection betwn pituitry and hypothalamus

Serine hydroxy methyl transferase

Its an enzyme that change serine to glycine

Glycine synthase

Is an enzyme that make glycine of co2 and nh3

Glyoxalate

Its a ketoacid that react with glutamate and make glycine and alpha keto glutarate during transamination reaction

Threonine

Its a hydroxy amino acid that make glycine in the presence of threonine aldolase

Benzoic acid

Its a food preservative that is detoxified by glycine

Zigma amino levulinic acid

Its an intermediate in changing glycine to heme (heme bio synthesis)

Creatine phosphate

Is formed from glycine and arginine and s adenosyl methionine in kidney and liver

Phosphoadenosine phosphosulfate (PAPS)

Doner of sulfate groups for the synthesis of sulfated mucopolysaccharides

UDP choline

Is a doner of choline for the synthesis of lecithin

Replication

DNA produce DNA

Transcription

DNA produce RNA

Translation

RNA to protein

Linoleic acid (C18 , delta 9,12 , omega-6)

One of the essential fatty acid

Arachidonic acid(C20 , delta 5,8,11,14 , omega 6)

One of the essential fatty acid p5 note

Eicosanoid

Biologically important compounds that drived from essential fatty acid

Phynoderma(toad skin)

Deficiency of essential fatty acid in body


Rough and thickend skin

Glycerophospholipids

Phosphatidyl choline (lecithin)


Phosphotidyl ethanolamine(cephalin)


Phosphotidyl serine


Phosphotidyl inositol


Cardiolipin

Linolenic acid(C18 , delta9,12,15 , omega3)

One of the essential fatty acid

Enzyme

Enzyme are biological catalysts which are protein in nature

Natural substrate

Is the substrate that have least km value (more affinity)

Optimum tempreature

The tempreture at which the velocity is maximum (enzyme)

Km significance

Kinetic constant


Affinity


Indicate the natural substrate


Iso enzyme differ


Mechanism of enzyme inhibition


Enzyme assays

Metalloenzyme

Are the enzyme which require metal ions (cofactor) for their activity these enzyme hold metal tightly

Active site

Small region at which the substrate bind and catalysis take place

Catalytic resudues

The amino acid that present at the active site

Absolute specificity of enzyme

Certain enzyme act only on one sunstarate

Group specificity of enzyme

The act on closy relatrd group of substarate

Michaelis menten equation

Vmax [S]


Vi = ------------------


Km+[S]

Transport protein

Transferrin


TBPA


RBP


TBG


Hepatoglobin


Hemopexin


Lipoprotein


Alpha 1 acid glycoprotein

Hypoalbuminemia

Kwashiorkor(nutritional deficiency)


Cirrhosis(liver diseases)


Albumin loss


Loss due to burns


Urinary loss

Neoplasm

Tumor

Van den bergh reaction

Its one of the colorometrically measurement



Bilirubin + diazorized sulphanic acid


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V


Azo bilirubin ( purple)

Hippuric acid synthesis test

Test base on detoxification

The pruduct of stomach of digestion of protein

Peptone


proteoses

Colipase

A protein secreted by pancreas act as cofactor for pancreatic lipase

Tyrosine product

Hbs sickle shape anamia

Due to substitution of glutamate by valine

Rothera's test

Is a test for recognizing keton body in urine

SAM

S-adenosyl methionine