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Duodenum, digestive enzymes in, 421 Dyneins, 183

Dystrophin, 174, 648, 934 EE

2F transcription factors, 352, 352f Early endosomes, 179

Eating disorder. See Anorexia nervosa E-cadherin, 356

EcoRI restriction enzyme, 322f Ectopic ACTH syndrome, 864 Edema, 894, 918

Editing, gene, 340 Editing, RNA, 311, 311f Edrophonium chloride, 193 Efavirenz, 268, 269

Egg cells, 221 Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, 986

Eicosanoid(s), 11, 62, 70, 190, 194–195, 591 autocrine action of, 646–647

in blood pressure regulation, 638

in bronchoconstriction/bronchodilation, 638 functions of, 638–640

in inflammatory response, 638 mechanism of action, 646–647 paracrine action of, 646

in smooth muscle contraction, 638, 646

synthesis of, 194–195, 591, 591f, 632, 638–647, 642f

arachidonic acid as precursor of, 70, 194–195, 632, 638, 640, 642f pathways of, 640, 642f

types of, 638

Eicosanoid receptors, 646, 646t Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), 11, 638 18S rRNA, 224, 261–263, 263f

80S ribosome, 224, 263fEjection (E) site, on ribosome, 280, 280f Elastase, 25, 738, 739f, 740–741, 740f, 741f

Elastic fibers, 978f, 983–984 Elastic lamina, internal, 687, 688f Elastin, 844, 978, 983–984

DNA structure of, 983, 984f elastic properties of, 983–984 synthesis of, 983

Electrochemical potential gradient, 480, 480f, 483, 483f Electrolytes, 13, 49. See also specific electrolytes distribution in body fluids, 49, 50t

plasma, 894 Electromyogram, 482 Electron(s) antibonding, 506

donation, in fuel oxidation, 394–395 oxidation and reduction, 64, 404–407 spin restriction of, 506 Electronegativity, 65

Electron-transfer flavoprotein-CoQ oxidoreductase (ETF-QO), 614, 614f Electron-transport chain (ETC), 5, 369–375, 394, 480–490, 480f

ATP synthase in, 480, 483–484 ATP synthesis coupled to, 493–496

ATP synthesis uncoupling from, 481, 493, 494–496 chemical uncouplers in, 494, 495f

proton leak in, 481, 494, 496 uncoupling proteins in, 494–496, 495f in β-oxidation of fatty acids, 614, 614f coenzyme Q in, 482, 485–487, 485f

copper and reduction of oxygen in, 485f, 486 cytochromes in, 481, 482, 485–487, 485f disorders of, 481, 490–493

electrochemical potential gradient in, 480, 480f, 483, 483f electron transfer from NADH to O2 in, 482

energy yield from, 487 inhibition of, 489, 490t

NADH:CoQ oxidoreductase in, 482, 484, 485f, 486–487 oxidative–reduction components of, 484–486, 485f protein complexes of, 480, 480f

proton pumping in, 480–481, 486–487, 487f Q cycle in, 486–487, 487f

regulation of, 374, 481, 494, 494f sequential transfer in, 485f, 489

succinate dehydrogenase and other flavoproteins in, 484, 485f superoxide generation in, 507, 508f

Electrophiles, 139 Electrophoresis, 88, 90

of creatine kinase, 91, 95, 95f gel, 319, 323, 324f Electrophoretic separation, 81

Electrostatic (ionic) bonds, amino acid, 80 Elements, of promoter, 253, 255

Elephant Man (movie), 355 Elongation

fatty acid, 637, 640f

protein, in translation, 274, 279, 282–284, 282f, 283f

Elongation factors, 281, 282–283, 282f, 730Emulsification, 25, 594, 596 Enantiomers, 67

Encephalopathy

hepatic, 757, 760, 764, 766t hypoglycemic, 969

hypoxic, 969 metabolic, 968–970 portal–systemic, 760

transmissible spongiform, 120 Endergonic reactions, 394, 398

Endocrine hormones, 26, 193, 194. See also Hormone(s)

Endocrine system, chemical messengers in, 190, 193, 194, 194f. See also Hormone(s) Endocytosis, 174

of cholera toxin, 175

of chylomicrons, 592, 601–602 receptor-mediated, 178, 179–180

of cholesterol/lipoproteins, 178, 684–685, 684f of iron, 876

Endoglycosidase(s), 419, 988 Endonucleases, restriction, 321–322 Endopeptidases, 740, 741f Endoplasmic reticulum, 169, 181–182 collagen synthesis in, 982–983, 983t

fatty acid desaturation on, 637–638, 641f glycoproteins on, 556–558

microsomal processes in, 182

proteoglycan synthesis in, 978, 986–987, 987f rough, 170f, 181, 182, 182f

chylomicron assembly in, 599, 602–603 collagen synthesis in, 982–983, 983t elastin synthesis in, 983

glucagon synthesis on, 384 insulin synthesis on, 382 lipoproteins on, 599

protein synthesis on, 274, 285–287, 285f smooth, 170f, 181, 182f

Endosomes, 179–180, 910 early, 179

recycling, 179 Endostatin-forming collagen, 980 Endostatins, 980

Endothelial cells

blood–brain barrier, 956–957, 956f hepatic, 911f, 912

Endothelial nitric oxide synthase (eNOS), 511, 968 Endothelium, vascular, thromboresistance of, 903 Endothermic reactions, 397–398

End-stage renal disease, 991–992 Energy

ATP as currency of, 376, 394, 395

ATP hydrolysis for, 394, 396, 396f, 402–403 available for work, 395–398

from fuel oxidation, 394, 403–407 Gibbs free, 374, 394–398, 398t, 400–402 reactions releasing, 397–398

reactions requiring, 397–398 transformation to heat, 394units of, 5 Energy balance, 408–409

ATP homeostasis in, 394, 403, 408, 434–435 oxygen consumption in, 408, 408f

Energy expenditure, 408–409, 408f calculations of, 9

daily, 8–11 resting, 8, 408

Energy transformation, 369, 394–411. See also specific processes in ATP–ADP cycle, 4, 4f, 394–409

for biochemical work, 394, 400–403

activated intermediates with high-energy bonds in, 402–403, 403f additive values of Gibbs free energy changes in, 400–401 anabolic pathway of, 400

substrate and product concentrations in, 401–402 to heat, 394, 403

for mechanical work, 394, 399, 399f

in oxidative phosphorylation, 403–407, 404f for transport work, 394, 399–400 Enhancers, 251, 253, 294

Enoyl-coenzyme A (enoyl-CoA), 614 Entamoeba histolytica, 913, 914, 929t Enteral feeding, 452

Enterohepatic circulation, 594, 676–678, 913 Enterokinase (enteropeptidase), 740 Enteropeptidase, 740

Enthalpy, 398

Entropy, 396–397

Environmental toxins, chlorinated aromatic hydrocarbons, 75–76 Enzyme(s), 8, 25, 128–147, 719

active site of, 128, 129–130, 130f allosteric, 150, 156–158 allosteric site of, 156, 157 basic reactions of, 144–145

brush border, 25

catalytic power of, 128, 128f, 129 catalytic rate constant of, 164–165 catalytic strategies of, 128, 133–134 classes of, 144–145

compartmentation of, 150, 151, 163–164, 474–475

conformational changes in, 130, 130f, 131, 131f, 132f, 150, 156–161 covalent modification of, 150, 158–160

databases of, 95–96

degradation of, regulated, 161–162 dietary deficiencies and, 134 digestive, 25–26, 415–425 disease-causing malfunction of, 45 fractional occupancy of, 165 functional groups of, 128, 133–139 hydrolytic, 169

induced-fit model of, 130, 131–132, 131f, 132f inhibitors of, 128, 132–133, 140–143, 150, 154–155 insulin and, 389

isoforms of, 89–91 lo

ck-and-key model of, 130–131 mitochondrial, 180

multisubstrate reactions of, 154nomenclature for, 128, 144 organelle content of, 171

pH and, 128, 139, 140f phosphorylation of, 150, 158–159, 158f product inhibition of, 155, 156 proteolytic, 25, 161, 179, 738 regulation of, 150–166

enzyme concentration (amount) in, 150, 153–154, 161–162 Lineweaver-Burk transformation in, 153, 153f, 155, 156f mechanisms in, categories of, 151

Michaelis-Menten equation in, 150, 152–153, 152f, 165 overview of, 151

protein–protein interactions in, 150, 160–161 saturation kinetics in, 150, 152

velocity and substrate concentration in, 150, 151–154, 152f, 153f, 154f regulatory (rate-limiting), 150, 150f, 162–163

restriction, 319, 321–322, 321f, 321t, 322f reversible inhibition of, 150, 154–155

RNA as, 224 selectivity of, 128

substrate-binding site of, 128 substrates of, 128

synthesis of, regulated, 161 temperature and, 128, 139

Enzyme-catalyzed reaction, 129–133. See also Enzyme(s) activation energy for, 128, 132, 132f

basic steps of, 129 rate in cell, 154

transition state in, 128, 132–133, 132f Enzyme Commission (EC) number, 128, 144

Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), 791, 865 Enzyme replacement therapy, 530, 739, 745–746, 748t Enzyme specificity, 129, 130–132, 130f, 136 Enzyme–substrate complex, 129–130, 130f, 150, 152 Eosinophils, 871

normal values of, 870t production of, 881f staining properties of, 871 Ependymal cells, 953, 956

Epidermal growth-factor receptor, as oncogene, 350t Epidermolysis bullosa, junctional, 984, 994t Epigenetics, 301

Epimer(s), 553 Epimerases, 67, 553, 553f Epimerization, 553, 553f Epimers, 62, 67

Epinephrine, 107, 194, 846t, 853–854 acting at α–receptors, 536, 536f, 853 acting at β-receptors, 536–537, 853 cAMP activation by, 159, 164

counterregulation by, 376, 377f, 380, 381f, 381t, 845, 846t, 853 functions of, 381t

in glucagon regulation, 384 in glucose regulation, 372

in glycogen metabolism, 526, 532, 534f, 535–537, 536f, 853, 854f as hormone, 388

in hypoglycemia, 381inactivation and degradation of, 961–963, 962f in metabolic homeostasis, 378, 378f, 380

metabolism and inactivation of, 854 in muscle metabolism, 932

in neonatal metabolism, 526

as neurotransmitter, 388, 953, 958, 959–963 physiologic effects of, 853

receptors for, 203, 388, 536–537, 853–854 signal transduction in, 388

storage and release of, 961, 961f structure of, 388f

synthesis of, 834, 853, 959–961, 960f tumor secreting, 853

Epivir (lamivudine), 234, 268, 269 Epoxides, 640, 642f

ε-Globin gene, 885–889, 886f Epstein–Barr virus (EBV), 362 Equilibrium, 396

erb-b2 oncogene, 348 Erection, nitric oxide in, 968

Error rate, in DNA replication, 230

Errors, in DNA replication, 212, 230, 234, 240, 344. See also DNA repair Erythrocyte(s), 843, 869, 870, 872–889

buffer system of, 54, 55f cell cycle of, 236

cytoskeleton of, 869, 879, 880f

deficiency or disorders of, 843, 869, 872, 883 (See also Anemia(s)) deformability of, 843

differentiation of, 870 function of, 843, 869, 870, 872

glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase activity in, 874

glucose metabolism in, 28, 34, 36, 575, 578–580, 582f, 843, 872–874 in glycolysis, 444–445, 843, 869, 873–874, 873f

in pentose phosphate pathway, 548–549, 549f, 843, 869, 873f, 874 glucose transport in, 428, 580

la

ctate production by, 575, 578 ly

sis of, 874 mature, 872–874

membrane proteins of, 879–880, 880f metabolism of, 38t, 869, 872–879, 873f mitochondria lacking in, 28, 35, 444–445 normal values of, 870t

plasma membrane of, 173f, 869, 879–880 production of, 436, 843, 881f, 882–883, 883f embryonic, fetal, and neonatal, 885, 886f shape of, 879, 879f

stimulation of, 236 surface area of, 879 zeta-potential of, 837

Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), 837 Erythromycin, 275, 283, 289, 289t Erythropoiesis, 436, 843, 881f, 882–883, 883f embryonic, fetal, and neonatal, 885–886, 886f ineffective, 884–885

Erythropoietin, 843, 869, 882–883, 883f Erythropoietin receptor defect, 882, 890t

Erythrose 4-phosphate, 547–548, 547f, 548fEscherichia coli (E. coli) cell of, 296, 296f

chromosome of, 220–221 DNA of, 221, 265, 267t

DNA polymerases of, 232–234, 233f, 233t DNA synthesis in, 231–234

gene expression regulation in, 296–300 genome of, 223, 265

infection and septicemia, 824

lac operon of, 297–299, 298f, 299f metabolism of, 186

RNA polymerase of, 253, 299–300

therapeutic protein production in, 333, 334f transcription in, 253, 255, 296–300

trp operon of, 297, 300, 300f urinary tract infection, 231, 233 E site, on ribosome, 280, 280f Esophageal varices, 918

Essential amino acids, 3, 11, 12, 769 Essential fatty acids, 3, 11, 638 Essential fructosuria, 435, 441, 442

Ester(s), 64f, 65, 66f. See also specific types Esterases, 179, 597

Estimated Average Requirement (EAR), 19 Estradiol, 73f, 691f

Estrogen(s), 196

synthesis of, 689–692, 690t, 691f, 694 Estrogen receptor, zinc fingers of, 306f, 307 Estrone, synthesis of, 691f

Ethambutol, 268

Ethane, from lipid peroxidation, 509 Ethanol

acetate fate in, 705 alcohol use disorder, 151 as “antivitamin,” 134 and ATP generation, 375

Breathalyzer level of, 151

calories/energy yield from, 5t, 7, 407, 707–708 dietary guidelines on, 17–18

and gluconeogenesis, 573

Ethanol-induced hypoglycemia, 568, 584–585, 587t Ethanol metabolism, 702–715

acetaldehyde dehydrogenases in, 702, 703, 705

alcohol dehydrogenase in, 143, 151, 154, 184, 702, 703–705 metal-ion catalysis by, 139, 139f

product inhibition of, 156 substrate concentration for, 154

in alcoholism, 151, 154, 161, 164, 184–185 CYP2E1 in, 702, 706–707, 706f, 915

cytochrome P450 enzymes in, 182, 702, 705–707, 706f drinking history and, 707

energy yield from oxidation, 707–708 gender and, 707

genetic polymorphisms in, 702, 706 genotype and, 707

major route for, 702, 702f, 703, 703f

microsomal ethanol oxidizing system (MEOS) in, 151, 154, 161, 164, 182, 184, 704, 705–707, 705fNADH generation in, 139, 151, 156, 702, 705

oxidation to acetaldehyde, 139, 139f, 143, 151, 154, 184, 702–707 quantity of consumption and, 707

toxic effects of, 143, 702, 708–712 acetaldehyde toxicity, 702, 710–711

alcohol-induced liver disease, 702, 708–714, 926–928 changes in fatty acid metabolism, 702, 708–709, 709f cirrhosis, 702, 703, 708, 712–714, 713t free-radical damage, 702, 710–712, 711f

hepatic fibrosis, 713–714, 713t, 714f, 715t hepatitis, 710, 711f

hyperuricemia, 710

hypoglycemia, 568, 584–585, 587t, 710 increased NADH/NAD+ ratio, 708–711 ketoacidosis, 702, 703, 708, 709–710 la

ctic acidosis, 702, 708, 710

stages of hepatic injury, 713t variations in patterns of, 707 Ether, 64f

Ether glycerolipids, 651, 652–654, 654f

Ether glycerophospholipids, 632, 651, 652–654, 654f Ether lipids, 181

Ethics, in molecular biology, 212 Ethoxy radical, 507

Ethyl group, 63 Euchromatin, 181f, 214, 301 Eukaryotes

cell cycle of, 235–236, 236f cells of, 171

DNA of, 211, 221, 265–267 introns in, 265

repetitive sequences in, 265–267, 266f, 331, 331f DNA synthesis in, 234–240

gene expression regulation in, 294, 301–313 availability of genes for transcription in, 301–303 chromatin remodeling in, 294, 301–302

DNA level, 294, 301–303

DNA methylation in, 294, 301, 302 gene amplification in, 301, 303 gene deletions in, 301, 303

gene rearrangements in, 301, 302–303, 303f

gene regulatory sequences in, 294, 303–304, 304f gene-specific regulatory proteins in, 304–305 histone acetylation in, 294, 302, 302f microRNAs in, 312–313, 312f

mRNA transport and stability in, 313 at multiple levels, 301

multiple regulators of promoters in, 308–309, 309f posttranscriptional processing of RNA in, 294, 310–313 RNA editing in, 311, 311f

transcription level, 294, 303–309 translation in, 311–313

genome of, 221–223 mRNA of, 224, 224f

prokaryotes vs., 171, 265–267, 267t

promoters in, 255–257, 256f, 308–309, 309fribosomes of, 224, 225f RNA polymerases of, 251, 253, 254t, 259

transcription in, 251, 253, 255–257, 256f, 259–265, 294, 301–309 translation in, 279–284, 281t

Eukaryotic elongation factor 2 (eEF-2) kinase, 730

Eukaryotic initiation factors (eIFs), 274, 279–281, 280f, 311, 311f, 389 Evolution, divergent, 89

Excitotoxicity, of glutamate, 953, 969 Excretion, 3

acid, 47, 55–56 bile salt, 667 biliary, 910 hepatic, 910

Exendin-4 (exenatide), 863 Exercise

anaerobic glycolysis in, 942–945 from glycogen, 942–943, 943f

in high-intensity exercise, 944 at onset of exercise, 942

in type IIb fast-twitch glycolytic fibers, 942 blood glucose levels in, 584, 945, 946f

fatty acid as fuel in, 624, 726, 946–947, 946f fatty acid metabolism in, 623, 624–625, 726 ketone body metabolism in, 623

skeletal muscle metabolism in, 942–947 Exergonic reactions, 394, 398

Exocrine pancreas, 419 Exocytosis, 178, 180, 600 Exoglycosidase(s), 420, 988 Exons, 251, 259, 261, 261f, 262f Exon shuffling, 261, 685 Exopeptidases, 741, 741f Exothermic reactions, 397–398

External leaflet, of plasma membrane, 171–172 Extracellular fluid (ECF), 48, 49f electrolytes in, 49, 50t

pH and buffering in, 53–55

Extracellular matrix (ECM), 844, 978–993, 978f cell movement within, 978

cells of, 978, 978f collagen of, 978, 979–983 composition of, 979–988 confining property of, 986 elastin of, 978, 983–984

fibrous proteins of, 978, 979–984 hepatic fibrosis and, 927–928 integrins and, 978, 989

la

minin of, 978, 984

proteoglycans of, 978, 978f, 984–988 subintimal, 687, 688f

Extrinsic pathway of coagulation, 898, 899f Eye, anaerobic glycolysis in, 444, 445 Ezetimibe, 669, 670, 695, 696, 696t

FF

abry disease, 559t, 561

Facilitative diffusion, 169, 174, 175f, 176famino acid transport via, 738, 741, 741f, 742

Facilitative glucose transporters, 415, 426, 427f, 427t F-actin, 183, 184f

Factor I, 899t

Factor II, 899t

Factor III, 899t

Factor IV, 899t

Factor V, 893, 897, 899t, 900

Factor V Leiden, 902, 907t Factor VII, 897, 898, 899t, 900 Factor VIII, 893, 897, 899t, 900 deficiency of, 894

for hemophilia A, 904–905 measuring activity of, 894 recombinant, 319, 334, 905

Factor IX, 897, 898, 899t, 900, 905

Factor X, 893, 897, 898–900, 899t Factor XI, 897, 899t, 900

Factor XIII, 893, 899t, 900 FAD

in amino acid oxidation, 375 in ATP–ADP cycle, 394

in cellular respiration, 372–373, 374f on dihydrolipoyl dehydrogenase, 465–466

in electron-transport chain, 394, 480–481, 482, 487 in fatty acid oxidation, 375, 591, 607, 608f

β, 613–614, 613f, 614f, 617 peroxisomal, 619, 619f, 923 generation, in fuel oxidation, 403 in ketone body metabolism, 624, 625f

in oxidative phosphorylation, 480–481, 480f

in oxidative–reduction reactions, 404, 405f, 406, 407

in tricarboxylic acid cycle, 457–458, 457f, 459, 461–462, 462f, 465–466 FADH, 462, 462f

Familial cancers, 361

Familial combined hyperlipidemia (FCH), 634, 649, 658–659, 663t Familial HDL deficiency, 681

Familial hypercholesterolemia, 686, 687, 689, 695 Familial prion diseases, 121

Familial retinoblastoma, 354, 354f, 361

Familial thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP), 897 Families of proteins, 89

Fanconi-Bickel syndrome, 531t Farber disease, 559t

Farnesoid X-activated receptor (FXR), 197 Farnesyl pyrophosphate, 672, 672f Fasting glucose levels, 56, 570

Fasting state, 3f, 34–44 adipose tissue in, 37, 38–40

amino acids in, 36, 37, 38, 752f, 825–828, 826f hepatic metabolism of, 826–827, 826f

anorexia nervosa and, 40–41 brief (overnight), 35–37 death vs. survival, 39–40

fats (lipids) in, 34, 36–40, 39f, 566, 582, 593, 593f, 724–726 fatty acid oxidation in, 34, 37, 607, 623

glucagon in, 34, 35–37, 385, 566glucose in, 34–40, 39f, 56, 437, 526, 566, 568f, 570, 578, 579t, 581–582, 584, 584f, 724–726, 725f

glycogen metabolism in, 34–38, 532–533, 532t, 533t, 566, 581, 724–726 ketone bodies in, 34–38, 36f, 37f, 38t, 39f, 582, 623, 724–726 prolonged (starvation) (See Prolonged fasting)

tissue interrelationships in, 582f urea cycle in, 760–761, 761f Fast-oxidative glycolytic fibers, 934

Fast-twitch glycolytic fibers, 449, 844, 932–934, 934t, 942 Fat, body, 6. See also Adipose tissue

anthropometric measures of, 30–31 as fuel, 7, 7t, 24

oxidation of, 6 patterns of, 30–31 Fat, dietary, 594–604

absorption of, 25–26, 597–598

calories/energy yield from, 5t, 394, 406, 407, 595, 609 digestion of, 24, 25–26, 26f, 594–597

fate in fed state, 24, 24f, 720–724 fuel stores from, 7, 24

guidelines on, 17 metabolism of, 591–593 requirements for, 11 transport in blood, 600–603 Fat cells. See Adipocytes Fat-free mass (FFM), 9

Fat-soluble vitamins, 13, 15t, 591 Fat substitute (Olestra), 600 Fatty acid(s), 6, 62, 591 absorption of, 597–598

activation of, 598, 599f, 611t

chain length of, 607, 611t (See also specific lengths) cis-, 70, 71f

desaturation of, 637–638, 641f digestion of, 594, 595–597, 597f essential, 3, 11, 638

fasting state, 34, 37, 38–40, 39f, 607, 724–726 fed state, 24, 24f, 720–724

free, 594, 597, 597f, 946–947, 946f

as fuel, 374–375, 566, 591, 607, 609–612, 922–925 characteristics of, 609–610

for heart, 624, 939

transport and activation of, 610–612

in fuel homeostasis, 623–624 glucagon and, 376

in gluconeogenesis, 566, 571–572 glycerophospholipid synthesis from, 632, 651 hydrogenation of, 70

insulin and, 591, 609, 649, 650f, 720–724, 845 ketone bodies from, 607 (See also Ketone bodies) in liver disease, 924–925, 927

melting point of, 69

in metabolic homeostasis, 378–379

metabolism of, 591, 591f, 720–726, 922–925 (See also Fatty acid oxidation) mobilization of, 376

monounsaturated, 69–70, 71f, 609 nomenclature for, 69

nonesterified, 660–662, 925, 927ω, 638 polyunsaturated, 62, 69–70, 71f, 504, 609 dietary sources of, 638

eicosanoids from, 632, 638 preferential use of, 624 saturated, 17, 71f, 609

sphingolipid synthesis from, 632, 651 storage of, 374, 591

structure of, 62, 69–70, 71f

synthesis of (See Fatty acid synthesis) trans-, 17, 70, 71f

transport of, 610–612, 612f

triacylglycerol release of, 593, 601, 609, 632, 632f, 649–651, 650f triacylglycerol synthesis from, 568, 610, 631f, 632, 647–648 unsaturated, 69–70, 71f, 607, 609

xenobiotics metabolized as, 924, 924f

Fatty acid oxidation, 4–5, 4f, 6, 374–375, 591, 607–621, 922–925 acetylation and, 626–627, 627f

acetyl coenzyme A from, 375, 469, 591, 609, 613 alternative routes of, 607, 618–621

ATP generation in, 591, 607, 624, 946–947, 946f

in β-oxidation, 375, 469, 591, 607, 608f, 613–618, 922–923 as aerobic pathway, 618

chain-length specificity in, 611t, 614, 922 energy yield of, 614, 614f

of long-chain fatty acids, 613–617, 922 of medium-chain fatty acids, 617, 922–923

of odd-chain-length fatty acids, 616–617, 616f overview of, 613f

regulation of, 617–618, 618f of saturated fatty acids, 614 spiral of, 613–614

steps in, 613–614, 613f

of unsaturated fatty acids, 614–616, 615f in brain, 970

capacities of various tissues, 38t chain-length specificity in, 611t, 614, 922 dicarboxylic acid from, 607

ethanol and, 702, 708–709, 709f in fasting state, 34, 37, 607, 623 in heart (cardiac muscle), 939 hydrogen peroxide from, 607

in metabolic syndrome, 660–662

in muscle, 624, 726, 932, 938, 938f, 941–942, 946–947, 946f in ω-oxidation, 607, 620–621, 620f

in peroxisomal oxidation, 607, 618–621, 923 α, 607, 620, 620f

β, 607, 618–620, 619f

of long-chain branched-chain fatty acids, 620, 620f regulation of, 621

of very-long-chain fatty acids, 618–620, 619f, 923

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