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bioenergeticsI

glycolysis, krebs, and ETC

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This is the term used for creating new glucose from non carbohydrate sources gluconeogenesis
These molecules are formed when acetyl coA reacts with itself. they can be used as forms of energy by the liver and brain, but becomes a problem in type I diabetics when too much of it is in the blood ketone bodies
For every 1 FADH2 molecule X # of ATP are made, and for every 1 molecule of NADH X molecules of ATP are made by the ETC 2 ATP for FADH2 3 ATP for NADH
In the absence of oxygen, Pyruvate is converted into this molecule which helps us convert NADH back to NAD+ and serves as a means of helping us get more glucose through a particular cycle Lactic Acid and the cori cycle
while heart and liver cells use this molecule as electron transporters, all other cells use this other molecule as electron transporters heart and liver use NADH and other cells use FADH2 which is why in the end they produce different numbers of ATP
this form of diabetes is related to a deficiency in a hormone diabetes insipidus and the hormone is ADH
these are the four symptoms of diabetes mellitus glucose in the urine: glucosuria excessive urination: polyuria excessive fluid consumption: polydipsia excessive food intake:polyphagia
this form of diabetes mellitus is usually due to an autoimmune issue type 1 diabetes
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