Significance of metabolism in medicine ● hereditary enzyme defects ● diabetes, atherosclerosis, gout ● antimetabolites in the chemotherapy of cancers and.

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Significance of metabolism in medicine ● hereditary enzyme defects ● diabetes, atherosclerosis, gout ● antimetabolites in the chemotherapy of cancers and infections ● inactivation and elimination of xenobiotics and drugs

Catabolic and anabolic reactions © Michael Palmer 2014

Diversity of metabolism: pathways in plants and bacteria © Michael Palmer 2014

Types of foodstuffs ● carbohydrates ● protein ● fat ● nucleic acids

Breakdown of foodstuffs: Overview © Michael Palmer 2014

The digestive system © Michael Palmer 2014

Intestinal organs: functional overview © Michael Palmer 2014

The portal circulation © Michael Palmer 2014

Liver tissue structure © Michael Palmer 2014

Blood flow and bile flow within the liver lobule © Michael Palmer 2014

The stomach: functions of gastric acid ● HCl, pH 1–2 ● secreted by specialized cells in the mucous membrane (parietal cells) ● kills germs contained in food; patients with lack of gastric acid are at increased risk of intestinal infection ● denatures food proteins and makes them accessible to cleavage by proteases

Gastric acid and pepsin in protein digestion © Michael Palmer 2014

Function of the exocrine pancreas ● secretion of digestive enzymes ○ amylase ○ proteases, peptidases ○ lipases ○ DNAse, RNAse ● secretion of bicarbonate to neutralize gastric acid

Roles of bile in digestion ● Bile acids solubilize triacylglycerol and make it accessible to pancreatic lipase ● Bicarbonate contributes to the neutralization of gastric acid

The small intestine © Michael Palmer 2014

Microscopic structure of the small intestine © Michael Palmer 2014

Amylose and amylopectin are polymers of α-D- glucose © Michael Palmer 2014

Amylase breaks down starch to maltose and isomaltose © Michael Palmer 2014

Mechanism of glucose uptake from the gut © Michael Palmer 2014

The large intestine ● Anaerobic milieu—99% of all bacteria in the large intestine are strict anaerobes ● Bacteria degrade non-utilized foodstuffs, reducing osmotic activity of gut content ● Mucous membrane recovers water and electrolytes ● Bacterial metabolism releases potentially toxic products (e.g. ammonia), which are taken up and inactivated by the liver

© Michael Palmer 2014

A more realistic metabolic map © Michael Palmer 2014