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Metabolism Made Easy — 233 episodes

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All Nutrients Lead To Acetyl CoA

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Glucose: The Brain's Panic Button

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The Glucose Enigma: The Brain and Red Blood cells

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High Protein Diets: No Storage of Amino Acids

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Metabolic Marshall Law: The Mandatory Urea Cycle

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Insulin Resistance: Role of 2 Lipases in Dyslipidemia

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Digestion of Nutrients

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Protein's Role in Ketogenic Glucose Synthesis

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INSULIN: Metabolic Manager Extraordinaire

10

The Well-Fed State: Insulin-Dependent Enzyme Regulation

11

Cellular Respiration-AI Podcast

12

Outcome of Vitamin B12 Deficiency: Homocysteinemia and Megaloblastic Anemia

13

The Methionine Hub: Vitamin B12, Tetrahydrofolate, SAM & Homocysteine

14

The Hidden Life of Fatty Acids

15

Fat Metabolism: 2 Playbooks

16

Nucleotides: The Ultimate Cellular Multitaskers

17

The Liver's Cholesterol Dance: Statins & Plasma Cholesterol

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Lipolysis, Beta-oxidation and Ketogenesis

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INSULIN: Orchestrating The Fed State

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The 3 Stages of Catabolism: How food is converted to energy?

21

Dietary Fat: The Lifecycle of Triacylglycerol @ Metabolism Made Easy-AI Podcast

22

Nitrogen Disposal & Carbon Skeletons- AI Podcast

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Glycolysis Summary: 5 Key Features

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Pyruvate: Distinct Roles During Fasting/ Well-Fed States- AI Podcast

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8 Enzymes Regulated by Insulin

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Allosteric Regulation of Enzymes

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INSULIN: A Master Builder

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Glycogen Summary: Liver vs Muscle

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Understanding Metabolism

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Catabolism of D/L Amino Acids

31

FAT: The most Abundant Energy Depot in The Body - AI Podcast

32

The TCA Cycle: A Central Role in Metabolism

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Amino Acid Carbon Skeletons

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Amino Acid Functional Groups I

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Amino Acid Catabolism: The Mandatory Urea Cycle -AI Podcast

36

Insulin: Activation of Lipid Synthesis

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Ketone Bodies & The Liver- AI Podcast

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Glucose isn't the Villain, High blood glucose is

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Insulin Secretion: Molecular Mechanism-AI Podcast

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Glycogen: Fasting vs. Exercise-AI Podcast

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Fatty acids: Sources & Fates

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The Ingenious Journey of Dietary Fat-AI Podcast

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Glycogen Metabolism: Liver vs. Muscle-AI Podcast

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The Breath of Life: Oxygen & Cellular Respiration

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Why We Need Oxygen?

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Electron Transport Chain: Cellular Respiration

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The TCA Cycle & Acetyl CoA: A Metabolic Crossroad

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Major Energy Sources In The Diet

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FASTING: A 3 Organ Concert

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Cholesterol Biosynthesis, Statins, and the Reduction of Plasma LDL

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Cholesterol, Cellular Uses & Regulation of Biosynthesis

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Lipoprotein Lipase, Insulin & Plasma Triglycerides

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Thromboxanes, Prostaglandins & Vascular Health

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Fish Oils & Inflammation

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Insulin, Exercise & Plasma Glucose

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Glutamate, Aspartate & Pyrimidine Synthesis

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Folic Acid & Purine Synthesis

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Folic Acid: 3 Essential Roles

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Fat Digestion & Chylomicron Delivery-AI Podcast

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How Glucose is Converted to Fat ?- AI Podcast

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Hormonal Regulation of Metabolism: A Summary

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Insulin Resistance & Dyslipidemia

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Insulin Resistance: Causes of Hyperglycemia

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Amino Acid Structure I

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Amino Acids -Proteins: An introduction

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Understanding Dietary Fat -AI

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Macronutrient Uses in Metabolism -AI Podcast

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Mitochondrial Catabolism: A Summary

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Breakdown of Stored Fat by Epinephrine-AI Podcast

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The Liver During Fasting -AI Podcast

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Red Blood Cells & Glucose -AI Podcast

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Hormonal Regulation of Blood Glucose -AI Podcast

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Why we need glucose ? AI Podcast

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ALT, AST & Glutamate Dehydrogenase

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Protein Degradation & The Urea Cycle: A Summary

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Glycolysis: Allosteric Regulation of PFK-1

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Cholesterol Summary: Uses & Regulation of Biosynthesis

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Classification of Amino Acids

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A Summary of Metabolism & Its Regulation

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Misconceptions About Catabolism of Glucose,Fat, & Amino Acids

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Integration of Metabolism: A Summary of Tissue Metabolism

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Cell-Cell Communication

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Catabolism of Alanine, Glutamate & Aspartate

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Catabolism of Amino Acids: An Overview

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Fatty acid mobilization from adipose tissue

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3 Misconceptions About Dietary Fat

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Misconceptions About Glucose

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The Brain &Hypoglycemia

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Glucose & Insulin Secretion by The Pancreas

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Glucose Transporters( Video)

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Hormonal Regulation of Metabolism in a Nutshell

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The Brain's Energy Sources

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Glucose Transporters

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The Purine Salvage Pathway

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Glucose Uptake by Muscle & Adipose Tissue

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Glucose: The Essential Nutrient

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Hormones & Receptors: 4 Distinct Types

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Insulin Effects on Carbohydrate & Lipid metabolism

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Enzyme Inhibition

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Glycolysis: Regulation of Pyruvate Kinase

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Metabolism in The Well-Fed State

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The Brain Loves Glucose

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DIETARY TRIACYLGLYCEROL (Fat): Digestion, Absorption & Storage

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Transport of Ammonia by Glutamine

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Metabolism During Fasting

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METABOLISM: A Biochemical Summary

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Enzyme Regulation

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The Urea cycle : Key Features and Enzymes

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TRANSAMINASES: Amino acid degradation

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Adipocytes, lipolysis, and energy reserves

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The Cori Cycle

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Regulation of Acetyl CoA Carboxylase

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Regulation of Cholesterol Biosynthesis

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What is Metabolism?

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Dietary Components: 12 distinct uses

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What happens when we fast: The plasma sources of glucose, fatty acids, and ketone bodies

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What a ketogenic diet teaches us about metabolism?

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3 GPCRs: 4 second messengers

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The 3 Stages of Catabolism

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Major Metabolic Pathways for Carbohydrates and Fat

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NSAIDS, Cortisol and Inflammation

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Covalent Modification II: Regulation of Enzymes by Phosphorylation

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Insulin, phosphatases and the well-fed state

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Insulin Effects in 6 minutes

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Digestion, Reassembly, Absorption, and Storage of Dietary Triacylglycerol

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FASTING, Glucagon and Liver Glucose Ouput

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Covalent Modification of Enzymes

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Reduction of Plasma Cholesterol by Statins

129

Insulin Effects on Liver, Muscle and Adipose Tissue

130

Adenylate Cyclase: 7 Key Features

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Reversal of PKA Effects by Insulin

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Phosphorylation of Key Enzymes by PKA and AMP kinase

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Cortisol and Inflammation

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Insulin and Enzyme Dephosphorylation

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Phospholipase C. 6 Key Features

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2 Enzymes that Require Vitamin B12

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Thiamine Requirement: 4 Key Enzymes

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Carbon Skeletons: Glucogenic vs. Ketogenic

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NADPH: Sources and Uses

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Malonyl CoA: Regulation of fatty acid synthesis and beta oxidation

141

Acetyl CoA: Sources and Fates

142

Metabolism: An Overview

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Purine Salvage: HGPRT and Hyperuricemia

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Glycolysis vs. Gluconeogenesis: A Futile Cycle?

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Insulin Resistance III: Dyslipidemia

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Insulin Resistance II: Hyperglycemia

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Insulin Resistance I: Behind The Scene

148

Biosynthesis of non-essential amino acids: Summary

149

The Pancreas and Insulin Secretion

150

Citrate: A Master Regulator

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The LIVER: Detoxifying Organic Molecules

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The LIVER: Detoxifying Ammonia: Role of UREA

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The LIVER: Altruistic Ketogenesis

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The LIVER: Cholesterol Central

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The LIVER: A Glucose Factory

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The LIVER: 5 Unique Functions

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Hormone-Sensitive Lipase: 3 Key Features

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Lipoprotein Lipase: 3 Key Features

159

Cholesterol biosynthesis III: Statins

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Detoxifying Ammonia: Role of GLUTAMINE

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Three Amino Acids:Three Carbon Skeletons

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Nitrogen input to the Urea cycle: Role of Glutamate

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Methionine and the Vitamin B12 Trap

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Protein degradation II: Amino acid carbon skeletons

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Can glucose be made from Fat?

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Protein degradation I: An overview

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LIPASES: Location, location, location

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Nucleotides and Chemotherapy: An overview

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Triacylglycerol: You are what you eat!

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CREATING an effective presentation: Less is more

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Insulin and Glucagon Metabolic Effects

172

Eicosanoids and Inflammation

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Eicosanoids: Leukotrienes

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Omega-6 vs Omega-3 Eicosanoids

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Eicosanoids and vascular health

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Cholesterol biosynthesis II: HMG CoA reductase

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Cholesterol biosynthesis I

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Cholesterol: An overview

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Organizing intermediary metabolism

180

Adenylate cyclase termination signals

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5 myths about fat

182

Rapid fire: Insulin and Glucagon effects

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Organizing Glycolysis: 5 questions to ask

184

Electron Transport Chain III: Inhibitors and uncouplers

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Electron Transport Chain II: The details

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Electron Transport Chain I: An overview

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The 4 fates of pyruvate

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Glucose to CO2: energy output

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The TCA cycle II

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The TCA cycle I

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Fuel reserves during fasting

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Lactate dehydrogenase

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Pyruvate dehydrogenase and thiamine

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Pyruvate Dehydrogenase

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The Urea cycle II

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The Urea cycle I

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Pyruvate kinase and red blood cells

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Signal transduction VI: Alpha1-adrenergic receptor

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Signal transduction V: Beta-adrenergic receptor

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Signal transduction IV: GPCRs and Second messengers

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Signal transduction III: Receptor tyrosine kinases

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Signal transduction II: Steroid receptors

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Signal transduction I : an overview

204

Enzyme inhibition

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Enzyme regulation

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Folic acid and vitamin B12: an overview

207

Disposal of Nitrogen/Ammonia: An overview

208

Glutamate Dehydrogenase

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Plasma Glucose: Alcohol and Hypoglycemia

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Aminotrsnsferases: ALT and AST

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Protein digestion: Zymogens and transaminases

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Macro and micronutrients: an overview

213

Gluconeogenesis II

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Gluconeogenesis I

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Nucleotides II

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Nucleotides I: Purine biosynrhesis

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The fasting state

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The well-fed state

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Glycolysis IV: The last 6 steps

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Glycolysis III: PFK1

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Glycolysis II: Hexokinase and Glucokinase

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Glycolysis I: an overview

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Glucose transporters: 7 distinct transporters

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Maintenance of plasma glucose: 4 processes that consume or produce glucose

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Signal Transduction II: G-protein coupled receptors (GPCR)

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Signal Transduction I: 4 distinct classes of receptors.

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The glucagon receptor: Activation and cellular responses

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Metabolic effects of glucagon

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Metabolic effects of Insulin

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The Insulin receptor: Activation and cellular responses

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Ketone bodies

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Metabolism Made Easy: Insulin secretion and synthesis

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