Which amino acids (2) are the precursors to catecholamines and melanin? _____
#3
Most disorders of the urea cycle require _____ as an essential amino acid, particularly during episodes of hyperammonemia
#4
What amino acid becomes essential in patients with phenylketonuria? _____
#5
What amino acids (3) are necessary for purine synthesis? _____
#6
Which amino acids (2) are ketogenic? _____
#7
What stainable protein is abundant in astrocytes?
#8
What enzyme converts pyruvate to alanine?
#9
myeloperoxidase
#10
superoxide dismutase
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Essential vs. non-essential amino acids Flashcard Deck - 10 Cards
Flashcard 1: Only _____-amino acids are found in proteins
Answer: L
Flashcard 2: Which amino acids (2) are the precursors to catecholamines and melanin? _____
Answer: Tyrosine, Phenylalanine
Flashcard 3: Most disorders of the urea cycle require _____ as an essential amino acid, particularly during episodes of hyperammonemia
Answer: arginine
Flashcard 4: What amino acid becomes essential in patients with phenylketonuria? _____
Answer: Tyrosine
Flashcard 5: What amino acids (3) are necessary for purine synthesis? _____
Answer: Glycine, Aspartate, Glutamine
Flashcard 6: Which amino acids (2) are ketogenic? _____
Answer: Leucine, Lysine
Flashcard 7: What stainable protein is abundant in astrocytes?
Answer: GFAP
Flashcard 8: What enzyme converts pyruvate to alanine?
Answer: alanine aminotransferase (ALT)
Flashcard 9: myeloperoxidase
Answer: respiratory burst
Extra: H2O2HOClPMNs
Flashcard 10: superoxide dismutase
Answer: respiratory burst
Extra: O2-H2O2
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