- inhibition of _____ stops or diminishes cell growth (attractive ____ of fast acting cancers)
- ____ is made, but mainly to fuel the urea cycle
- the liver produces ____ and ____, thus the formation of ____ and ____ is favored (important for ____ as urea)
- an increase in ____, leads to an increase in ____, which leads to an increase in CPSI activity, which leads to an increase in ____
- aspargine is made from ____ via the enzyme _____, using the amino acid ____ (which is converted to ____)
- ____ biosythesis for the muscle favors the formation of _____ and _____, as the latter is the basis for ____
- ____ is an amino acid made in the urea cycle, just not one used for protein synthesis
- _____ is absent in vertebrates and provides a source of glutamate from plants and microorganisms
- _____ is the enzyme involved in the rate-limiting step for urea
- _____ is involved in the synthesis of arginosuccinate; the arginine involved requires a second ____
- _____ is involved in the formation of Arg + fumarate
- ____ is involved in the formation of citrulline, which is then exported from the ____
- ____ is a mutation which can reduce the efficiency of the urea cycle
- tyrosine is formed by _____, an essential amino acid from the diet, via the enzyme _____
- ____ is involved in the formation of urea, which is then excreted
- there is a three-step reaction that involves CPSI:1. ____ is used to activate ____ to form _____2. ____ attacks _____ to form ____ and ____3. a second ____ serves as a ____ donor to form _____
- what are the products of Fatty acid oxidation for one round?
- Gluconeogenesis: What is the first enzyme in the pathway?
- which enzyme in glycolysis is inhibited by accumulation of citrate?
- what is the net ATP produced after complete oxidation of 1 glucose molecule?