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Transketolase

Enzyme whose functional component is thiamin pytophosphate. Converts glucose to sugars. TPP is a coenzyme for this

Peripheral neuropathy

Problem caused by damage to the nerves outside the spinal cord and brain. Symptoms-numbness, weakness, tingling, burning pain

Beriberi

Weakness, muscle pain, heart enlargement, difficulty breathing, edema, anorexia, weight loss, poor memory, and confusion

Dry beriberi

Symptoms related to nervous and muscular systems

Wet beriberi

Cardiovascular system. Heart is big and breathing is hard

Congestive heart failure

Condition resulting from severely weakened heart muscle, resulting in ineffective pumping of blood. This leads to fluid retention, especially in the lungs. Symptoms-fatigue, difficulty breathing, leg and ankle swelling

Infantile beriberi

Happens when breast milk doesn't have thiamin. Causes heart problems, convulsions, and death

Wernicke-korsakoff syndrome

Lack of thiamin that results in change in vision, ataxia, confusion, and apathy. Common in alcoholics

Ataxia

Inability to coordinate muscle activity during voluntary movement. Incoordination

Riboflavin coenzymes

Flavin mononucleotide (FMN)


Flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD)

Succinate dehydrogenase

Oxidized succinate to fumarate

Fatty acyl dehudrogenase

FA breakdown (beta oxidation) to acetyl-CoA requires FAD

Flavin mononucleotide

Shuttles H+ into the electron transport chain


Needed for formation of vitamin B-6 coenzyme

Flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD)

Required for transforming tryptophan to niacin


Needed for synthesis of folate metabolite 5-methyl-tetrahydrofolate

Glutathione reductase

FAD-containing enzyme that's involved in synthesis of antioxidant glutathione

Ariboflavinosis

Riboflavin deficiency that affects the mouth, skin, and rbcs


Symptoms-inflammation of throat, mouth, and tongue; cracking if tissues around corners of the mouth and moist, red, scaly skin

Pellegra

Niacin deficiency disease

2 niacin forms

Nicotinic acid


Nicotinamide

Niacin coenzyme

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+)


Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate (NADPH+)

Amount of tryptophan needed to make 1 mg of niacin

60 mg

Protein to tryptophan ratio

1 g protein-->10 mg tryptophan

NAD+ in anaerobic conditions

It's regenerated when pyruvate's converted to lactate

NADH +H+ in aerobic conditions

Donates electrons and H+ to acceptor molecules in the electron transport chain

3 Ds of pellagra

Dermatitis


Diarrhea


Dementia

Pharmaceutical uses of niacin

Increases HDL and losers triglyceride levels

Pantothenic acid

In every body cell. Part of CoA

CoA componenets

Pantothenic acid+ADP+part of cycsteine

CoA

Needed for beta-oxidation of FA

Acyl carrier protein

Pantothenic acid forms part of it. It moves FA through metabolic pathways and increases chain length

Biocytin

Biotin bound to the amino acid lysin in food proteins