BIOC 3300 Lecture Notes - Lecture 28: Tyrosine Hydroxylase, Thyroid, Pineal Gland
4 Apr 2016
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Study online at quizlet. com/_1ao886: what amino acid is gaba a. Derivative of tyrosine contains iodine: where is thyroxine. Thyroid gland synthesized: what protein is the tyrosine. Thyroglobulin that makes thyroxine on before it is cleaved: where is the - carbon in gaba, describe the structural differences between epinepherine, norepinepherine, and dopamine, name three catecholamines. epinepherine norepinepherine dopamine, a disorder in _____ is the cause. Function as both neurotransmitters and hormones: what amino acid is a precursor. Tryptophan to serotonin: what amino acid is a precursor. Histidine to histamine: what must be modified on. Histamine/gaba are produced by decarboxylation of parent amino acid. Catecholamines are produced by decarboxylation of a hydroxylated intermediate. Neurons adrenal cells intestine: what cofactor do. Trp ring is hydroxylated by tryptophan hydroxylase, then it is decarboxylated by aromatic aa decarboxylase. Remember: serotonin is one of the hormones that only can be decarboxylated after it has been hydrolyzed (unlike histamine/gaba: where does blood.
