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Absorptive State

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also called fed state, lasts 4 hours after eating, when absorption of nutrients is occurring Absorptive State
Anabolism exceeds catabolism
excess nutrients are stored as ____if not used fats
-Glucose is a major cellular energy fuel -Can be converted in liver to glycogen or fat Carbohydrates
Glycogen remains in liver, but fat joins protein to form ______ released to blood for storage by ______. very low density lipoproteins, adipose tissue
______ glucose enters cell; excess stored as glycogen in muscles or fat in adipose cells Bloodborne
Chylomicrons from lymph are hydrolyzed to fatty acids and glycerol before passing through capillary wall
Enzyme that catalyzes hydrolysis of lipids enzyme abundant in muscle and fat tissues lipoprotein lipase
used in adipose tissue, liver, skeletal and cardiac muscle as primary energy source Triglycerides
most glycerol and fatty acidds are converted back to _______ for storage triglycerides
some absorbed amino acids are deaminated in liver to ______ used in citric acid cycle keto acids
excess _____ can be stored as fat in liver amino acids
most amino acids are taken up by cells and used for protein synthesis
amino acids -->proteins Glucose-->glycogen Glycerol and fatty acids--> Triglycerides anabolism and energy storage
Glucose-> CO2 + H2O + ATP Glucose(dietary)
amino acids-->keto acids--> Triglycerides and CO2+H2O=ATP liver metabolism
absorptive state is controlled primarily by insulin
Insulin secretion by beta cells of pancreas is stimulated by Elaveted blood levels of glucose and amino acids, Intestinal GIP and parasympathetic stimulation
When insulin binds to membrane receptors, it facilitates diffision of glucose into muscle and adipose cells facilitates diffusion
Brain and liver take up glucose without insulin
Insulin is a hypoglycemic hormone that enchances -Glucose oxidation for energy -glycogen and triglyceride formation -active transport of amino acids into tissue cells -protein synthesis -inhibits glucose release from liver and gluconeogenesis
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