Which factors govern the reciprocal regulation of glycolysis and gluconeogenesis and why is it important?
See Answer →What is gluconeogenesis? Name five gluconeogenic substrates and explain the significance of this pathway.
See Answer →Draw TCA cycle and write the equation showing net outcome of this cycle. Also calculate how many ATPs are produced by aerobic oxidation of one glucose molecule?
See Answer →Explain Cori cycle and its significance.
See Answer →Name two coenzymes derived from the vitamin niacin. Write one reaction indicating their role.
See Answer →Discuss the feeder pathway of galactose metabolism.
See Answer →Write five features of metabolism design.
See Answer →Expand the following terms and state their function:
(i) HOW
(ii) STAT
(iii) MAPK
(iv) PKC
(v) EpoR
See Answer →Explain the role of CAMP in hormone signaling.
See Answer →What is an immunoassay? Discuss it application in hormone assay.
See Answer →Explain the pathophysiology of following diseases:
(i) Cushing's disease
(ii) Grave's disease
See Answer →Discuss the structure of G-proteins.
See Answer →What is the difference between osteomalacia and osteoporosis in terms of their etiology and symptoms?
See Answer →Draw and explain the anatomy of adrenal gland in mammals.
See Answer →Discuss five functions of adiponectin.
See Answer →How does insulin affect carbohydrate metabolism in muscles and liver?
See Answer →Which hormone id primarily responsible for regulation of calcium metabolism. Discuss its role in calcium and phosphate homeostasis.
See Answer →Role and ligands of EPO
See Answer →IGF induced signaling pathways
See Answer →Explain role of various hormones during ovarian cycle.
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