A person with diabetes can be at risk of hyperglycemia in the absence of insulin signalling. Which ONE of the following pathways would you want to inhibit to prevent the worsening hyperglycemia in their body?Group of answer choicesBeta oxidationGluconeogenesisLactic AcidosisKetogenesis

When synthetic insulin is administered to someone with diabetes, which ONE of the following pathways will be inhibited?Group of answer choicesFatty Acid SynthaseGlycolysisGlycogenolysisCitric Acid Cycle

Choose roles of insulin in energy balance.Multiple select question.inhibits lipolysis in fat cellspromotes glucose and fatty acid uptakeinhibits adipogenesis (production of new fat cells)promotes triglyceride synthesis in the liver

Which of the following is a consequence of uncontrolled diabetes mellitus? Group of answer choices All of the above The liver produces glucose by gluconeogenesis Protein breakdown occurs and amino acids are catabolised. Fatty acid mobilisation from triglycerides increases. Ketone body production increases, lowering the blood pH

Which one of the following statements is INCORRECT? Question 5Select one:a.During exercise or fasting, inhibition of the pyruvate dehydrogenase enzyme allows us to burn fat while preserving our limited carbohydrate reserves.b.Insulin can inhibit ketogenesis by inhibiting the carnitine carrier protein located on the mitochondrial membrane.c.In adipocytes, insulin signalling allows excess acetyl CoA to leave the mitochondria to enter the lipogenesis pathwayd.The enzyme glucose-6-phosphatase (G6Pase) in skeletal muscle cells allows the cell to produce glucose for export into the bloodstream during hypoglycaemia.e.Insulin promotes the insertion of the GLUT4 transporter protein into the cell membrane through the phosphatidylinositol (PI) pathway.

If carbohydrate intake is inadequate to maintain blood glucose levels, the liver is forced to make glucose from the ______ present in body tissues.Multiple choice question.lipidsnucleic acidsamino acids