Step I biochem pathways - summary sheet

[kellysmith]

hey - does anyone have a good source where i can find a summary sheet of the biochem pathways? lippincott has it broken down into sections but i'd like to find a source where everything is one page so i can relate everything together...
thanks....

 

[nuclearrabbit77]

maybe you can photocopy and then cut and paste the diagrams from lippincotts. did you look at pg.76 of lipp? it's got alot on that chart.

 

[AlexRusso]

I dunno if you want it but I made a pretty detailed one when I was taking biochem, I can scan it in for you.

 

[csmith1]

try www.bigfreakinbiochemchart.com 🙂

 

[StringBean]

Oh man... I got all excited when I saw this link for biochem (I need all the help I can get 🙁 ) but the link doesn't work.

 

[csmith1]

didn't mean to tease.

i personally find fake url's quite humorous.

this one is real...its not a biochem chart but something to break up the monotony....

watch it till the end....
www.badgerbadgerbadger.com

 

[Zummy]

That's not nice...
(but sexy tune, nonetheless)

 

[DRealDrZ]

It was fun for a while...

 

[St. James]

wow. i didn't know it was possible to feel yourself getting dumber. 🙁

 

[Willamette]

hey - does anyone have a good source where i can find a summary sheet of the biochem pathways? lippincott has it broken down into sections but i'd like to find a source where everything is one page so i can relate everything together...
thanks....

Step Up has a pretty good summary page of metabolic pathways...

Also, the following are from my super-secret source:

The Top 10 Most Important Enzymes

10) Branched Chain Ketoacid DH (MSUD; TLCFN)
09) HGPRT (salvage pathway; Lesch-Nyann)
08) Hexoseaminidase A
07) Methylmalonyl CoA mutase (B12 dependent)
06) Homocysteine Methyl Transferase (B12 dependent)
05) UDP-Glucoronosyl Transferase (Criggler-Najjar; etc)
04) Vit. K dependent Carboxylase (bleeding; etc)
03) DHFR (Lots of Pharm directed at this)
02) HMG CoA Reductase
01) G-6-PD

Good luck everyone!!

 

[EMDrMoe]

hey - does anyone have a good source where i can find a summary sheet of the biochem pathways? lippincott has it broken down into sections but i'd like to find a source where everything is one page so i can relate everything together...
thanks....

go to:
http://aamm.unm.edu

Then click on biochem, and toward the bottom of the page will be a sheet with rate limiting steps (author is "various"). It has enzymes and regulators, but it is very short and to the point.

Which reminds me.... I really should memorize that sheet in the next 6 days!

Good luck