1-Explain how the synthesis of fatty acids is regulated (35 points).
2-Explain how beta-oxidation and fatty acids synthesis are reciprocally regulated (30 points). .
2- Explain how insulin and glucagon regulate lipolysis (35 points).
1) Fatty acid synthesis is regulated by the enzymes acetyl coA carboxylase and fatty acid synthetase. The conversion of acetyl coA to malonyl coA by the enzyme acetyl coA carboxylase is the rate limiting step in the synthesis of fatty acids. The enzyme acetyl coA carboxylase can be controlled in the following ways,
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1-Explain how the synthesis of fatty acids is regulated (35 points). 2-Explain how beta-oxidation and fatty...
Fatty acids are anabolized by a process called 1.) fatty acid synthesis 2.) gluconeogenesis 3.) beta oxidation 4.) glycogen storage Most proteins interact with DNA in the form of 1.) head to head heterodimers 2.) head to tail homodimers 3.) head to tail heterodimers 4.) head to head or tail to tail homodimers Which of the following is NOT a product of Krebs cycle 1.) NAD+ 2.)ATP 3.) FADH2 4.) CO2 A high ratio of saturated to unsaturated fatty acids...
Explain and diagram how fatty acids are transported into the mitochondria for oxidation.
draw the four reaction step that Demonstrates how fatty acids undergo beta oxidation. Identify the type of reaction occurring in each step as either hydrolysis, oxidation, reduction, dehydrogenation, hydrogenation, hydration, cleavage, or phosphorylation.
List three differences between fatty acid synthesis and beta-oxidation. 1 in B 1 = BO
Fatty acid synthesis is regulated in 2 ways. What are they, how do they function, and which one contains the "committed step"?
1. Describe the reactions in the initiation stage of fatty acid synthesis. 2. Describe the reactions in the elongation stage of fatty acid synthesis. 3. How are fatty acids "activated" 4. Describe how fatty acid chains are desaturated. 5. Describe the reactions which convert glycerol 3-phosphate into phosphatidate. 6. Describe how phosphatidate is converted to a triacylglycerol. 7. Describe the basic pathway of cholesterol synthesis. 8. Describe the basic concept of the ß-oxidation pathway. 9. Describe how fatty acids are...
points each) 1. Saturated fatty acids contain carbon - carbon double bonds. True False 2. The citric acid cycle generates the most energy in metabolism. True False 3. Glycolysis results in a net energy gain of 2 ATP and 2 NADH. True False 4. Complex Il in the electron transport chain is part of the citric acid cycle. True False Complete the following statements with high, low, increase or decrease. Each word may be used multiple times. Each blank is...
Question 1. Calculate the numbers of acetyl-CoA molecules produced when a fatty acid with 14 carbons after undergoing beta-oxidation? Question 2. How many a) cycles of beta-oxidation will a fatty acid with 14 carbons undergo? Explain briefly. b)? How many acetyl-CoA molecules ? explain briefly? Question 3. Consider the synthesis of fatty acids: Answer the flowing: True or False: a) CoA carries intermediate b) Acetyl-CoA donates two carbon atoms c) Malonyl-CoA donates two carbon atoms d) The reverse of fatty...
1. Describe the processes by which fatty acids are transported in the blood, activated and transported into the matrix of the mitochondria for breakdown to obtain energy. (Specifically, determine the role of carnitine palmitoyl transferase in the oxidation of fatty acids.) 2. Explain the processes by which fatty acids are released from triacylglycerol stored in adipose tissue. 3. Outline the β-oxidation pathway by which fatty acids are metabolized to acetyl-CoA and explain how this leads to the production of large...
1) Considering the iterative steps of beta-oxidation of fatty acids, what step is skipped when we encounter a trans-double bond? (biochemistry) 2) Which amino acid is responsible for delivering ammonia equivalents to the liver? (a) glutamine (b) aspartate (c) asparagine (d) glutamate 3) Describe which part of the pentose phosphate pathway is critical to a population of cells that is rapidly dividing... such as a tumor.