Quiz 12 Key |
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1-3. What happens to liver cell glycogen metabolism when glucagon binds its receptor?
Question 2 enzymes are (P) glycogen phosphorylase and (S) glycogen synthase.
Is glycogen (D) degraded or (S) synthesized? |
Is the regulated enzyme (P), (S), or (B) both? |
Is regulation (A) allosteric, (C) covalent, or (B) both? |
1. D |
2. B |
3. C |
4-6. The pyruvate dehydrogenase complex catalyzes a multi-step reaction, including oxidizing FADH2. Focus just on this part of the reaction to answer the questions.
Which enzyme |
Name the product of this enzyme. |
Which coenzyme is directly reduced? |
4. E3 |
5. NADH |
6. N |
7-10. Each molecule below is a reactant in the citric acid cycle. For each, draw the product and write the name of the product. Use the back if you need more room.
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1-3. What happens to liver cell glycogen metabolism when [glucose-6-phosphate] is high?
Question 1 enzymes are (P) glycogen phosphorylase and (S) glycogen synthase.
Is the regulated enzyme (P), (S), or (B) both? |
Is regulation (A) allosteric, (C) covalent, or (B) both? |
Is glycogen (D) degraded or (S) synthesized? |
1. P |
2. A |
3. S |
4-6. The pyruvate dehydrogenase complex catalyzes a multi-step reaction, including converting H2-lipoate → lipoate. Focus just on this part of the reaction to answer.
Which enzyme |
Name the product of this enzyme. |
Which coenzyme oxidizes dihydrolipoate? |
4. E3 |
5. NADH |
6. F |
7-10. Each molecule below is a reactant in the citric acid cycle. For each, draw the product and write the name of the product. Use the back if you need more room.
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1-3. What happens to skeletal muscle cell glycogen metabolism when [ATP] is high?
Question 2 enzymes are (P) glycogen phosphorylase and (S) glycogen synthase.
Is glycogen (D) degraded or (S) synthesized? |
Is the regulated enzyme (P), (S), or (B) both? |
Is regulation (A) allosteric, (C) covalent, or (B) both? |
1. S |
2. P |
3. A |
4-6. The pyruvate dehydrogenase complex catalyzes a multi-step reaction, including removing a carbon from pyruvate. Focus just on this part of the reaction.
Which enzyme |
Name the product of this enzyme. |
Which coenzyme is directly required? |
4. E1 |
5. CO2 |
6. T |
7-10. Each molecule below is a reactant in the citric acid cycle. For each, draw the product and write the name of the product. Use the back if you need more room.
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1-3. What happens to skeletal muscle cell glycogen metabolism when epinephrine binds its receptor?
Question 1 enzymes are (P) glycogen phosphorylase and (S) glycogen synthase.
Is the regulated enzyme (P), (S), or (B) both? |
Is regulation (A) allosteric, (C) covalent, or (B) both? |
Is glycogen (D) degraded or (S) synthesized? |
1. B |
2. C |
3. D |
4-6. The pyruvate dehydrogenase complex catalyzes a multi-step reaction, including transferring C2 from one coenzyme to another. Focus just on this part of the reaction.
Which enzyme |
Name the product of this enzyme. |
Which coenzyme is required for the transfer? |
4. E2 |
5. AcCoA |
6. L |
7-10. Each molecule below is a reactant in the citric acid cycle. For each, draw the product and write the name of the product. Use the back if you need more room.
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Comment after grading: This evidently was a hard quiz. I accepted answers that are different from those shown. For example, malate, immediately above, can be converted into fumarate or into oxaloacetate. On the other hand, α-ketoglutarate can only be made into succinyl-CoA, so there were no alternative correct answers for that. If, however, you drew and correctly labeled succinate, you received credit for correctly naming the molecule.