Overview of Metabolism

Amphibolic process includes citric acid cycles that are found in metabolic “crossroads” and serve as the link between anabolic and catabolic pathways.

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What percent is the energy requirement in human when it comes to protein intake?

• 5%-10%

• 10%-15%

• 15%-20%

• 20%-25%

In the process of metabolic pathways, carbohydrate after digestion and absorption becomes simple sugar mainly glucose, protein become amino acid and fat becomes fatty acids and glycerol. After their catabolism, they turn into acetyl coenzyme A and then becomes oxidized.

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Carbohydrate metabolism and glucose is the major fuel of most tissue. It is generated to acetyl co-A by the pathway of glycolysis.

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In the amino acid metabolism, when transamination occurs amino acid turn into carbohydrate, amino nitrogen in glutamate acetyl coenzyme A and ketone bodies amino nitrogen in glutamate goes into deamination forming NH3 and glucose.

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It has a role of regulating blood concentration of these water-soluble metabolites.

• Bladder

• Pancreas

• Liver

• Gallstone

The central role of mitochondrion is immediately apparent since it acts as the focus of carbohydrate lipid and amino acid metabolism.

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Chylomicrons contain other lipid soluble nutrients EXCEPT:

• Vitamin A

• Vitamin C

• Vitamin D

• Vitamin K

Oxidation Reaction is a example of ___________

• Anabolic Pathway

• Catabolic Pathway

• Amphibolic Processes

• Metabolic Pathway

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Refers to the interconversion of a chemical compound in the body as well as the pathway that individual molecules take their interrelationship and the mechanism that control the flow of metabolite via the pathways.

• Catabolism

• Anabolism

• Metabolism

• Both A and B

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