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Substrated of Gluconeogenesis

Lactate


Glycerol


Amino acids


- Alanine is primary -> pyruvate and lactate


- Not EVEN CHAIN FA!!! - But glycerols from FA are

Location of GNG

Mitochondria and Cytosol


Primarily in the Liver

Pyruvate Carboxylase


- Fx

Convert Pyruvate to OAA

glucose 6 phosphitase


- Fx


-Regualation


- Location

Removes P from Glucose 6-Phosphate


-Located on ER


- Regulated transcriptionally by cAMP

Fructose 1,6 bisphophitase


- Fx


- Regulation

Removes phosphate from Fructose 1,6 to Fructose 6 -P


- Essential to get glucose to blood stream from liver


- Transcriptionally Regulated by cAMP


- Allosterically regulated by F-2,6 -P

PEPCK


-Fx


-Regulation

Converts OOA to PEP (Phosphoenol Pyruvate)


Transcriptionally induced. High levels of CAMP

Pyruvate carboxylate


- Fx


- regualtion

convert Pyruvate to OAA


Activated by Acyetl CoA

Malate


Aspartate

Used to shuttle OAA to cytosol

PFK-1


-rEgualtion

inhibited by ATP

Propyneyl CoA

remnants of odd chain FA and can enter GNG though Succinyl CoA

Glutmate

Can be converted to A-Ketoglutarate and then to OAA and then GNG

Fasted GNG

Glucagon -> GPCR - > GMP -> PKA -> Activates


- Glycogen Phosphorylase Kinase


- HSL


Inavtivates


-Pyruvate Kinase


-PFK2

B-Oxidation and GNG

B-O provides energy for GNG

Role of HSL

Epinepeherine


-Produces Glycerol


-Produces Acetyl CoA -> Pryruvate Carboylase


-Produces NADH -> Energy and inhibit PDC

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Preferred substrates in fasted state


- Brain


- RBC -


- Liver -


- Adipose -


- Muscle

- brain - Glucose then Ketone


- RBC - Glucose


- Liver - FA (Acytl CoA)


- Adipose - FA (Acytl CoA)


- Muscle - FA (Acytl CoA)

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ADH


-Fx


-Location

- Converts Ethanol to Acetaldehyde (Toxon) and NADH


- Cytosol

Acetaldehyde Dehydrogenase


-Fx


-Location

- Located in Mitochondria


- produces NADH and Acetate from acetaldehyde

Causes of excessive alcohol

-Gout


-Hypoglycemia


-Liver damage


-Ketosis

Acetate

Can be converted to acytl CoA


Acetate + ATP + CoASH -> AcetylCoA

Chemical implications of high Ethanol

Increased NADH


- Reverse


- Lactate -> Pyruvate


- Malate ->OAA


This decreases GNG




-Inhibits B-Oxidation that


decreases ATP




-Inhibits TCA cycle at all key steps


- A keto glutarate


- Isocitrate


- Malate

Ketone bodies and High Ethanol

high Bhydroxybutarate


Acetate isomerized to Acetone and blown off in lungs