20.Insulin acts to (a)Increase glucose utilization and storage (b)Increase fatty acid uptake and triacylglycerol storage in...
20.Insulin acts to
(a)Increase glucose utilization and storage
(b)Increase fatty acid uptake and triacylglycerol storage in adipose tissue
(c)Decrease lipolysis in adipose tissue
(d)Increase net protein synthesis
(e)All of the above
Homework Answers
Answer: a)
Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas and is important in glucose metabolism. It turns blood glucose into glycogen and stores it. Absence of insulin causes diabetes which is characterised by high blood glucose levels.
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20.Insulin acts to
(a)Increase glucose utilization and storage
(b)Increase fatty acid uptake and triacylglycerol storage in...
30. Which of the following is associated with insulin effect upon blood glucose levels? A. Increase...
30. Which of the following is associated with insulin effect upon blood glucose levels? A. Increase in glycogen breakdown B. Decrease in glycogen synthesis C. Increase in gluconeogenesis D. Decrease in fatty acid mobilization
Insulin and glucagon release from the pancreas is a vital part of the negative feedback loop...
Insulin and glucagon release from the pancreas is a vital part
of the negative feedback loop that regulates blood glucose levels.
Let's review how insulin and glucagon release change in response to
plasma glucose levels and how that helps keep plasma glucose
constant.
Drag the labels onto the figure to create a flow chart of how
insulin and glucagon release change in different circumstances to
keep blood glucose within a normal range.
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1. ---------- is the conversion of glucose for storage 2. What would you tell a bodybuilding...
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1) Which of the following would increase hormone concentration in the blood? a. An increase in...
1) Which of the following would increase hormone concentration in the blood? a. An increase in hormone excretion b. An increase in hormone excretion c. An increase in hormone excretion d. An increase in plasma volume 2) One of the primary functions of cortisol during exercise is to a. stimulate protein synthesis b. regulate plasma glucose c. mobilize free fatty acids d. B and C e. All of the above 3) Which of the following ranges represents a normal fasting...
a) the increase in long-chain fatty acid yield b) the decrease in short-chain fatty acid yield...
a) the increase in long-chain fatty acid yield
b) the decrease in short-chain fatty acid yield
c) the increase in lactose yield
d) the increase in milk yield
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Lipolysis: A. is stimulated by insulin. B. is inhibited by glucagon. C. requires the action of...
Lipolysis: A. is stimulated by insulin. B. is inhibited by glucagon. C. requires the action of hormone-sensitive lipase. D. requires an apolipoprotein. E. results in an increase in blood concentrations of esterified fatty acids. Which one of the following compounds is a COMMON intermediate in the beta-oxidation of fatty acids, ketogenesis and cholesterogenesis? A. mevalonic acid B. acetoacetic acid C. acetoacetyl-CoA D. beta-hydroxy-beta-methylglutaryl-CoA E. malonyl-CoA If the fatty acid 9-18:1 undergoes two successive chain elongations, the resulting product is:...
Classify the molecule shown a. Steroid b. Glycerophospholipid c. Fatty acid d. Triacylglycerol e. Sphingomyelin
Classify the molecule shown a. Steroid b. Glycerophospholipid c. Fatty acid d. Triacylglycerol e. Sphingomyelin
D Question 30 Soveral hours after a meal, the brain uses During starvation, the brain uses...
D Question 30 Soveral hours after a meal, the brain uses During starvation, the brain uses as fuel. glucose from glycogen stored in the brain ketone bodies produced in the heart glucose from olycogen stored in the liver kolone bodies produced in the liver glucose from glycogen stored in the muscles kotone bodo produced in the liver fatty acids from adipose tissue glucose from gluconeogenesis in the liver D Question 31 Question 2 pts Which of the following enzyme pairs...
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1- Which of the following statements about cholesterol regulation is false? A) Insulin stimulates the production...
1- Which of the following statements about cholesterol regulation is false? A) Insulin stimulates the production of cholesterol. B) High intracellular cholesterol levels stimulate proteolysis of HMG-CoA reductase. C) High intracellular cholesterol levels inhibit the uptake of extracellular cholesterol. D) Glucagon stimulates the production of cholesterol. 2- Which statement is incorrect about the synthesis of fatty acids by fatty acid synthase in mammals? A) It uses FADH2 as a reductant of carbon-carbon double bonds. B) It uses NADPH as a...
Insulin and glucagon release from the pancreas is a vital part
of the negative feedback loop that regulates blood glucose levels.
Let's review how insulin and glucagon release change in response to
plasma glucose levels and how that helps keep plasma glucose
constant.
Drag the labels onto the figure to create a flow chart of how
insulin and glucagon release change in different circumstances to
keep blood glucose within a normal range.
Reset
Help
secrete less glucagon
secrete less glucagon...
a) the increase in long-chain fatty acid yield
b) the decrease in short-chain fatty acid yield
c) the increase in lactose yield
d) the increase in milk yield
557 164 Grad student Kristine Flaherty fed a high-fat diet to lactating dairy cows. She measured the net uptakes of blood metabolites by the mammary glands and the production of milk components: low-fat high-fat mammary uptakes, mmol/h glucose 509 acetate 1480 1592 long-chain fatty acids 101 (NEFA + TAG) yields in milk,...
Classify the molecule shown a. Steroid b. Glycerophospholipid c. Fatty acid d. Triacylglycerol e. Sphingomyelin
D Question 30 Soveral hours after a meal, the brain uses During starvation, the brain uses as fuel. glucose from glycogen stored in the brain ketone bodies produced in the heart glucose from olycogen stored in the liver kolone bodies produced in the liver glucose from glycogen stored in the muscles kotone bodo produced in the liver fatty acids from adipose tissue glucose from gluconeogenesis in the liver D Question 31 Question 2 pts Which of the following enzyme pairs...
35. Which of the following alipose tissue secreted factors would you considera as a therapeute Adiponectin Leptie c Resistin Retinal Sinding protein 4 INF alpha 36. Wich of the following is an antagonisti pair for the short-term regulation of hunger? h 2 CC and leptin relin and CCK plocagon and insulin insulin and PYY leptin and insulin thermogenesis is due to the production of across the inner mitochondrial membranes which causes leakage of onshig b. boshivering: insulin protons C glucose...
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