[의학]AMPK

소개글

1. what is AMPK
2. structure of AMPK
3. regulatin of AMPK activity
4. contraction-induced activation of AMPK in muscle
5. regulation of muscle fatty acid oxidation by AMPK
6. Role in glucose uptake
7. role in control of GLUT-4 and hexokinase
8. role in control of mitochondrial protein
9. A contributory factor in the obesity could be dysregulation of the malonyl CoA-AMPK fuel-sensing and signaling network

목차

1. what is AMPK
2. structure of AMPK
3. regulatin of AMPK activity
4. contraction-induced activation of AMPK in muscle
5. regulation of muscle fatty acid oxidation by AMPK
6. Role in glucose uptake
7. role in control of GLUT-4 and hexokinase
8. role in control of mitochondrial protein
9. A contributory factor in the obesity could be dysregulation of the malonyl CoA-AMPK fuel-sensing and signaling network

본문내용

• AMPK system is activated by
- allosteric mechanism
- covalent mechanism

• AMPK activation mechanism
① allosteric activation of AMPK by AMP
② covalently activation of the upstream kinase, AMPKK, by AMP
③ binding of AMP to AMPK, making it a better substrate for AMPKK
④ binding of AMP to AMPK , making it a worse substrate for protein phosphatases

⇒ >200-fold activation and results in the system being exquisitely sensitive to small changes in AMP concentration in the cell
• AMPK system responds to the AMP/ATP rather than just to the level of AMP
- AMP & ATP vary reciprocally in cells because of the action of adenylate
kinase(myokinase)
- device to increase the sensitivity of the system
- allosteric & covalent

• AMPK activity is modulated by the PCr : Cr ratio
- entirely allosteric

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