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What is the most common enzymophathy
What is the most common manifestation of this disease? |
1) G6PDH
2) Hemolytic anemia in adults (due to hemolysis), jaundice in infants |
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1) What compound protects RBCs against oxidative damage?
2) What enzyme regenerates this comound? 3) What cofactor is necessary for this regeneration? |
1) Reduced Glutatione (GSH)
2) Glutathione Reductase 3) NADPH, H |
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Generally:
1) NADPH is used in _____ rxns 2) NAD+ is used in _____ rxns |
1) reductive, synthetic
2) oxidative, degradative |
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The oxidative branch of the pentose phosphate pathway involves what two enzymes?
Is this part of the pathway reversible? |
1)G6PDH (regulatory)
6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase (decarboxylation) 2) No |
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Alternative uses of the Pentoses of the Pentose Phosphate Pathway.
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1) Sythesis of ribose-5-Pi
2) Conversion to glucose-6-Pi 3) Metabolism to lactate (via Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate linkage to glycolysis) |
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Glyceraldayde-3-phosphate is a metabolite in both ______ and ____
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Glycolysis and Gluconeogenisis
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The pentose phosphate pathway is the only source of _____ in red cells
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NADPH
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