Saturday, September 8, 2012

CONTENT /SYLLABUS OF METABOLISM OF NITROGENOUS COMPOUND

1. Amino acid Metabolism
  • Structure of 20 essential Amino acids   
  • General reactions of amino acids
  • Various enzymes involved in Amino acids metabolism
  • Overview of amino acid catabolism in mammals
  • Oxidative degradation of 20 amino acids to specialized products
  • Pathways(summary) of Amino acid degradation
  • Metabolic fate of Amino Groups
  • Glucogenic and ketogenic amino acids
  • Overview of Amino acids biosynthesis
  • Regulation of amino acids biosynthesis
  • Regulation of amino acids metabolism
  • Metabolism of branch chain amino acids
  • Propionate and methylmalonate metabolism
  • Urea cycle and its link to TCA cycle
  • Regulation of Urea cycle
  • Nitrogen cycle and Nitrogen fixation  
  • Folic acid and One-carbon metabolism
  • Glutathion metabolism
  • Metabolism of  Amonia : Formation ,Transport and storage,disposal,                Toxicity,Trapping and Elimination , Function.
  • Glucose -Alanine cycle
  • Enzyme cofactors in amino acid catabilosm       
  • Molecules derived from Amino acids : Heme,Creatine and phosphocreatine ,   Glutathione, Plant substances(Auxin,Lignin,Cinnamate), Biological Amines (Dopamine,Norepinephrine, Epineprine, GABA, Serotonin,Histamine,Cimetidine, Spermine,Spermidine) , Nitric Oxide (NO). 

        Clinical correlations : Phenylketonuria, Alkaptanuria, Folic Acid deficiency,
                                          Hyperamonemia and Hepatic coma, Deficiencies of the
                                          Urea cycle enzymes.
2. Nucleotide Metabolism :
  • Nucleotides and its metabolic function
  • Enzymes involved in nucleotides metabolism
  • Denovo and salvage pathway,
  • Bioynthesis of purine and pyrimidine nucleotides, 
  • Degradation of purine and pyrimidine nucleotides,
  • Uric acid and gout, 
  • Formation of deoxyribonucleotides, 
  • PRPP  participating reaction ,
  • Regulation of purine nucleotide biosynthesis by feedback inhibition,
  • Regulation of pyrimidine biosynthesis by feedback inhibition,
  • Inhibitors of purine synthesis 
  • Biosynthesis of nucleotide coenzymes,
  • Purine and pyrimidine cycle, 
  • Heme metabolism, 
  • Bilirubin metabolism and clinical significance,
 Clinical Correlations : Gout, Hyperuricemia, Lesch-Nyhan syndrome, Orotic aciduria,      
                                 Immunodeficiency diseases associated with purine metabolism.


3. Xenobiotics : Introduction of Xenobiotics,General properties of Xenobiotic metabolite,
                        Entry of Xenobiotics to body,    Role of liver in Xenobiotics metaboism,  
                        Cyt.b 450 ( properties, structure, role in  xenobiotic  metabolism ) ,
                        Methods of xenobiotics metabolism or reaction(Conjugation,Reduction,
                        Hydrolysis and oxidation) of xenobiotic metabolism .   






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