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9 Cards in this Set
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in fed sate, what three tissues stimulate glucose utilization and fuel storage
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muscle
liver adipose |
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list two tissues that are not insulin dependent
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brain RBC
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If insulin increases, what happens to glucagon
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decreases
insulin and glucagon are always in opposite directions |
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the liver uses ____ to maintain ATP for GNG
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fatty acids
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does insulin activate or inhibit aC? What does glucagon do?
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insulin inhibits!
glucagon stimulates |
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which has higher km? glucokinase or HK?
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glucokinase
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in the alpha cell of the pancreas, if blood glucose is high is the signal for inhibition or simulation of glucagon?
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inhibition!
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name the substrates for GNG
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fatty acid glycerol
muslce aa lactic acid |
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observed changes in the early fasting state are determined by ___ ____
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IG ratio
later reactions are stimulated by something else because these numbers become about constant after a long period of fasting |
