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Amino Acid Metabolis

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dietary intake of protein for amino acid pool   70-100 grams per day  
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size of amino acid pool   30-40 grams per day  
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inhibitors of glutamate dehydrogenase   ATP GTP NADH  
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CO2 + NH3   Carbamoyl phosphate  
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Carbamoyl phosphate + ornithine   citrulline  
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Citrulline + aspartic acid   argininosuccinic acid  
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argininosuccinic accid - fumaric acid   arginine  
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arginine + H20 - Urea   ornithine  
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AA's that go to Acetyl CoA   Isoleucine leucine lysine phenylalanine tyrosine tryptophan  
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AA's that go to a-ketoglutarate   glutamine arginine histidine proline glutamate  
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AA's that enter TCA at succinyl CoA   isoleucine methionine valine  
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AA's that enter TCA at fumarate   phenylalanine tyrosine  
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AA's that enter TCA at oxaloacetate   asparagine aspartate  
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AA's that go to pyruvate   alanine cysteine glycine serine threonine tryptophan  
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ketogenic amino acids   leucine lysine  
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gluconeogenic amino acids   alanine cysteine glycine serine threonine aspartate asparagine phenylalanine methionine valine glutamate proline histidine arginine glutamine  
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amino acids that are both keto & gluconeogenic   isoleucine phenylalanine tyrosine tryptophan  
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Coenzyme A   Organic carrier of -CH2COO-  
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Phosphoadenylic acid   organic carrier of SO4(2-)  
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ADP   organic carrier of PO3(2-)  
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NAD+ or NADP+   organic carrier of -H or electrons  
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THF   organic carrier of: -CH3 -CH2OH -CHO  
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Biotin   organic carrier of -COO-  
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Pyridoxal phosphate   -NH2  
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serotonin amino acid precursor   tryptophan  
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nicotinamide amino acid precursor   tryptophan  
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histamine amino acid precursor   histidine  
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taurine amino acid precursor   cysteine  
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amino acid precursor of norepinephrine   tyrosine  
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amino acid precursors of creatine   arginine, glycine, methionine  
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amino acid precursors of epinephrine   tyrosine  
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amino acid precursor of melanin   tyrosine  
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amino acid precursor of indole 5,6 quinone   tyrosine  
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amino acid precursor of thyroxine   tyrosine  
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function of serotonin   Peripheral vasoconstrictor Important in brain metabolism  
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function of nicotinamide   Vitamin important in the structure of coenzymes NAD and NADP  
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function of histamine   Causes capillary expansion and gastric secdretion. Released during allergic reactions  
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function of taurocholic acid   One of the bile acids. Its polar and nonpolar parts make it a good emulsifier.  
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function of norepinephrine   Less glycogenolytic than epinephrine and has little effect on the heart. It is a neurotransmitter in most sympathetic nerves.  
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function of epinephrine   An adrenal hormone which acts to increase cardiac output, and causes glycogenolysis by increasing cyclic-AMP formation. Formed by methylation of norepinephrine using S-adenosylmethionine.  
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function of indole, 5/6 qunone   An intermediate of melanin formation with an indole ring (normally found in tryptophan). The ring nitrogen comes from the a-amino group.  
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function of melanin   The chief skin pigment. A polymer of the indole derivative of tyrosine.  
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function of thyroxine   One of the thyroid hormones. An important stimulus for growth and overall metabolic rate.  
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function of creatine   Travels through the bloodstream to muscle where it is converted to creatine phosphate, an energy reserve for resupplying ATP to tissues. Synthesized through reactions in the kidney and subsequently the liver.  
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