HHP 4440 Lecture Notes - Fumaric Acid, Pearson Education, Cytosol
26 Aug 2016
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Chapter 8
! Define metabolism
! Introduce Metabolic pathways
! ATP
! Creatine Phosphate
! CHO as energy
! Use of fats
! Use of proteins
! Gluconeogenesis
! Fatty Acid synthesis
! Absorptive State
! Post-absorptive State
! Key Intermediates
! Inborn Errors of Metabolism
! Sum of all chemical reactions in the body
! Energy is stored in the bonds that connect the
molecules that make up macromolecules
! Energy is released when the bonds are
broken. :
" Aerobic (with oxygen) reactions
" Anaerobic (without oxygen) reactions
Document Summary
Sum of all chemical reactions in the body. Energy is stored in the bonds that connect the molecules that make up macromolecules. Energy is released when the bonds are broken. Adapts to individual needs and the environment. Is the most metabolically active organ in the body. Proteins, carbohydrates, and fats absorbed by the liver converted to. A sequence of reactions that convert compounds from one form to another in the production of energy. Any source of macronutrients can be transformed into atp. Only source of energy used directly by the cell. Energy is stored in the bonds that connect the phosphate groups. The body must continually produce atp to provide a constant supply of energy. As creatine phosphate levels dwindle, the body switches to anaerobic and aerobic metabolism to make atp. Creatine monohydrate a supplement sold in stores. Marketed to athletes to maximize pcr stores. Carbohydrate metabolism is the backbone of energy production.
