Glycogenolysis - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

NURS 5334 ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY Study Questions and Answers Exam 2 2022/2023.  What are the basic mechanisms by which neuropharmocologic agents act? o Can modify the disease process o Act at the sites of actions which is the axons versus synapses and steps in synaptic transmission and effects of drugs on the steps of synaptic transmission  Transmittter synthesis is the first step in transmission. What are the other 4 steps? o Transmitter storage, transmitter release, receptor binding...

______ ions need to cross back into matrix to equalize the concentration - H+ ___________ promotes gluconeogenesis, keeping blood glucose from getting too low. - Glucagon ___________ stack nearly as well as saturated fatty acids. - Trans Fatty Acids ___________ unable to stack (same for polyunsaturated fatty acids) - Cis Fatty Acids ____________ cannot occur in muscle cells due to a missing enzyme, so the glucose units are forces to travel through the _____________ - Glycogenolysis Bloodst...

Bio Chem Exam 2 Module 3 Quiz Questions And Answers Lactose intolerance arises from A. Bacteria in the intestine that produce toxic metabolites B. The inability of intestinal enzymes to cleave the lactose C. A sensitivity to galactose D. A sensitivity to glucose E. An allergic reaction to glucose ANS B. The inability of intestinal enzymes to cleave the lactose In glycoproteins carbohydrate is most often linked to threonine, asparagine or __________. A. Serine B. Lysine C. Valine...

Glucose regulation - -The process of maintaining optimal blood glucose levels - Preferred energy source to all cells -Brain only uses glucose an an energy source What is glucose regulation achieved through - -Nutrient intake -Hormonal signaling -Glucose uptake by the cell Glycogen - A major form of stored glucose and stored in the liver primarily Glycogenolysis - Breakdown of glycogen into glucose Gluconeogenesis - The process from which producing glucose from a non carbohydrate source ...

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Skeletal muscle glycogenolysis helps maintain blood glucose levels. True False 140 - ANSWER False Which of the following would increase activity of a rate limiting enzyme during exercise? A. An increase in pH. B. A decrease in pH. C. An increase in NE and EPI. D. An increase in PCO2. E. A decrease in PO2. F. D and E G. B, C, D and E - ANSWER B. A decrease in pH????????????????

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Metabolic homeostasis - process of maintaining optimal metabolite concentrations and managing chemical energy reserves in tissues Gluconeogenesis - entry to blood glucose. glucose synthesis in liver and kidneys from non-carbohydrate precursors Glycogenolysis - entry to blood glucose. mobilization of live glycogen stores Glycolysis - exit blood glucose. oxidation of glucose by peripheral tissues Glycogen and fat synthesis - exit blood glucose. conversion of glucose into glycogen and fat...

After glucose enters the skeletal muscle cell and is phosphorylated, what what two things can then happen to it - ANSWER 1. Undergo Glycolysis - Brokendown to Pyruvate 2. Undergo Glycogenesis - Stored as Glycogen Where is glycogen store in the body - ANSWER - Liver -Skeletal Muscle Difference between: a) glycogen stored in the liver and b) glycogen stored in skeletal muscle - ANSWER a) can undergo glycogenolysis and be transported from the liver to maintain blood glucose levels b) Canno...