hydroxy butyrate dehydrogenase is needed for the synthesis and degradation of ketone bodies and metabolism of butyric acid.This enzyme thereby play acrucial role in physiological homeostasis.
hydroxy butyrate can provide upto 70% of brain energy supply during starvation,fasting,neonatal period,post exercise,pregnancy and low carbohydrate diets.In the absence of this enzyme there may be problems in signalling mediators,protein post translational modification and modulatosof inflammation and oxidative stress.In addition to all these in the absence of this enzyme there may be localized detrimental effects within the brain
explain the ramifications to human metabolism of the brain lacking β-hydroxybutyrate dehydrogenase
The ramifications to human metabolism of adipose tissue lacking adrenergic receptors
The ramifications to human metabolism if the liver lacking the enzyme ornithine transcarbamoylase
The ramifications to human metabolism if skeletal muscle is lacking creatine kinase
Some human brain cancer cells contain a mutated form of isocitrate dehydrogenase that has lost its normal activity and instead catalyzes the NADP+-dependent reduction of the carbonyl group of α-ketoglutarate. Draw the structure of the reaction product.
Fast State: explain in brain the changes in metabolism pathway ( CHO, Portions, Fats) with their enzymes
4) Alcohol dehydrogenase is involved in the metabolism of alcohol. A cytoplasmic version of the enzyme catalyses the conversion of alcohol to acetaldehyde and a mitochondrial version catalyses the conversion of acetaldehyde to acetate, see reactions below. Some people react to the consumption of alcohol with the appearance of a facial flush. In less than 100 words total i) name the biochemical basis for this physiological reaction and ii) explain in the language of this unit how the enzymatic properties...
Explain in detail some unique developmental aspects of the human brain. Give an example, important to human brain development when, “the loss of an inhibitor is equivalent to the gain of an activator.” This is a common theme in developmental biology.
1. Why can't fatty acids serve as fuel for the brain? 2. The human body has a storage capacity for excess carbohydrates and fats but not for excess proteins. What consequences does this have for a daily diet? 3. Explain how a high concentration of glucose causes a decrease in the rate of glycolysis. 4. Ketone bodies are said to be better fuel for our bodies. Discuss the pros and cons. 5. Discuss how glycerol metabolism utilized glycerol that otherwise...
Investigate short-chain (12 carbons or less) fatty acid metabolism: Monitor ketone body formation in the blood Results: Interestingly, when Jessie was fed a solution containing short-chain fatty acids and again fasted, plasma acetoacetate and γ-hydroxybutyrate concentrations increased. 15. What does this result tell you about Jessie? A. Nothing B. Something, but not clear what C. One of the enzymes of the β-oxidation pathway must be deficient D. There must be a problem with specifically long-chain fatty acid transport, not with...
• Fed State: explain in each organ changes in metabolism pathway ( CHO, Portions, Fats) with their enzymes • Liver • Adipose Tissue • Brain • Skeletal Muscle • Heart Muscle • Kindney