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Heme needs to be in what state to function correctly?
+2
Glutathiones function?
prevents oxidation of important things such as heme - it is good character for job because has cysteine, so has sulfhydrol group that can be oxidized to form disulfide bridge (which can be broken/reduced)
How is glutathione reduced after taking hit for heme and other agents?
NADPH-->NADP is nucleotide from pentose phosphate pway (reduced NAD+-->NADPH)
Methemoglobin reductase functions?
a secondary process to glutathione to rereduce iron to +2 (from +3)
Starting materials for heme synthesis?
succinyl CoA, glycine, heme +2
Heme synthesis occurs where?
reticulocytes (immature RBCs), hepatocytes in spleen, etc
Aminolevunlinic acid (ALA) synthase?
regulated enzyme requires B6 cofactor & feedback inhibited by heme
Lead ... does what to heme synthesis?
Just know that it generally inhibits synth, anemia may result & problems w energy production may occur (cytochromes for oxidative phosphor)
Porphyrias ...?
block synthesis bc defective enzymes, building up intermediates...body tries to move to places out of way--> neuro area causing
Transferrin
transports heme in blood
Ferritin
assists in gut absorption & short term storage
Hemosiderin
long term storage heme (most iron storage occurs in liver)
Who is responsible for transport in blood to liver for conjugation?
albumin
Bilirubin diglucuronide
produced via hepatic conjugation of bilirubin
Glucuronyl transferase
catalyzes conjugation of biliwubin
UDP-substrate
provides energy for conjugation from UTP/UDP blah blah
Bilirubin diglucuronide is excreted where and broken down to?
gall bladder, urobilinogen & stercobilin
jaundice defined as/caused by
inc serum bilirubin, conj or unconj
Conjugated is or not albumin bound? --- directly/indirectly measured?
Not, directly