Bioenergetics and Oxidative Phosphorylation Flashcards
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What is hydrolysis ? What does it provde ? What is the energy used for ?

ATP is considerd what ? Why is it favoriable to break them
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What is Gibbs free energy formula, and what does each component mean ?
What is the mnemotic to remember ?
good honey taste sweet

What does the charge of Delta G mean ? -,+, 0 ?

What is the formula of delta G, What does the * mean ? What is the full formula ?

What is the relationship between delta G and keq, what happens constant temp and pressure ? what is the value Delta when at equilibrium, what is the formula ?

What happens to Keq when greater 1 less 1 and 1 what does it mean ?

How does Delta G keep two consecutive reactions are additive ?

In mitochodnrial electron tranport chain, which of the two NADH or FADH2 gives the most energy ?

Where is the ETC located ? What is the purpose of oxygen ?

Where is the mitocondrial membranes located ? What is noteworthy of the inner mitochondrial membrane ?

Mitochondrial Matrix it has what kind of enzymes ? What does it synthesize ? What does the matrix contain ?

What are you producing from metabolism ? What does TCA make ? What is extraction of energy ?

What is NADH , where is it produced ? What role does it have in cytosolic NADH., what happens when oxidized ?

What is the purpose of FADH2, what is produced by ?
What type of shuttle does it use, and what is it similarl to ?
how can they be reoxidized by ?

What happens in the complex 1 ( NADH dehydrogenase , what does it have that allwos it to get electrons and hydrogen from NADH ? How many H and e, and what does it become ?
What is the fuction of Coenzyme Q (CoQ) role ?
Cytochromes contain ? How are electrons passed along the chain from CoQ to cytochromes bc1 (complex III)l,c,and a+a3(complex 4)

Draw the entire process of ETC

OXidative phosphorylation
What requires from to form ATP ? How is it regulated ?

OXidative phosphorylation
What requires from to form ATP ? How is it regulated ?

What are the components of complex 1 ? What is FMN ? How many electrons does it accept, How much does Fe-S electrons accept at a time ?
Wjhere are Fe-S centers located? and where does the electrons go ?

What is Complex 2 ( succinate dehydrogenase ) also part of ? Do they span the membrane ? Do they have a proton-pumping mechanism.

What is CoQ, is it protein bond ? What is it made out of ? How many electrons does it accept, what does it participate in ? Which complexes does it work ?

What is complex 3, where are the two electrons removed from ? at which site ? Where are the two molecules of cytochrome c ?
What does the Fe-S creates ?

ETC: Complex IV What is is called ? What does it have that name ? Where does it pass electrons ? What types of cytochrome does it contain, and why do they matter ? How many electrons per oxygen ?
note that H20 has two hydrogens so 2 electrons, so to produce 2 H20 need 4 hydrogen=4 electrons


























