Proline and Arginine Synthesis
About the Lecture
The lecture Proline and Arginine Synthesis by Kevin Ahern, PhD is from the course Amino Acid Metabolism. It contains the following chapters:
- Proline Synthesis and Arginine Synthesis
- Alpha-ketoglutarate Family
Included Quiz Questions
Which of the following is true regarding the synthesis of proline? (Select all that apply).
- It involves a phosphorylated intermediate.
- Reduction of a carbonyl carbon is the last step.
- Cyclization requires a cyclizing enzyme.
- It requires oxidation, reduction, phosphorylation, and dephosphorylation.
- It includes a non-enzymatic step.
Which of the following is true regarding arginine?
- It is an important precursor of urea.
- It is produced by catalysis of arginase.
- It is made primarily of nitric oxide.
- There are six ways to make arginine.
Which of the following compounds is not produced directly from arginine? Select all that apply.
- Ammonia
- Nitric oxide
- Ornithine
- ADMA
- Citrulline
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Author of lecture Proline and Arginine Synthesis
Kevin Ahern, PhD
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Great video!
By Chigozirim E. on 27. March 2019 for Proline and Arginine Synthesis
Clear and Comprehensive explanation. Not too detailed but enough to understand.
