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    Disclaimer: This Guide Is Not Comprehensive, But Just A General Guideline. All Lecture Are The Primary Study Guide

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    The document outlines topics to study for the first week, including major fuel sources, energy unit conversions, energy densities of fuels, metabolic pathways for fasting and fed states, thermodynamics concepts like free energy and spontaneity, enzyme kinetics like lock-and-key models, and enzyme classes. It provides a general guide and notes that lectures are the primary study material, with the latter metabolic topics continuing into the second week.

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    The document outlines topics to study for the first week, including major fuel sources, energy unit conversions, energy densities of fuels, metabolic pathways for fasting and fed states, thermodynamics concepts like free energy and spontaneity, enzyme kinetics like lock-and-key models, and enzyme classes. It provides a general guide and notes that lectures are the primary study material, with the latter metabolic topics continuing into the second week.

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    Week 1 Outline

    Disclaimer: This guide is not comprehensive, but just a general guideline. All lecture are the primary study
    guide.

     Major sources of fuel


     Understand the general steps for the oxidation of fuels
     Difference between units of measuring energy (i.e. Cal, kcal, kJ)
     Know energy density for the different sources of fuel
     Be familiar with the following terms and their role in fasting and fed state
    o Glycolysis
    o Glycogenesis (glycogen synthesis)
    o Lipogenesis
    o Protein synthesis
    o Glycogenolysis
    o Lipolysis
    o Gluconeogenesis
     Equilibrium constant, Reaction rate (velocity)
     Understand relationship between 𝚫G and spontaneity and exergonic/endergonic
     Be familiar with the free energy graph
     Understand how enzymes affect the free energy graph (ppt slide 33)
     Difference between lock & key and induced fit
     Know different classes of enzymes
     Isoenzymes

    Latter portion continued second week

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