ETC Flashcards

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1
Q

2 major coenzymes/ electron carriers from TCA

A

NADH

FADH2

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4 Protein complexes

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NADH-CoQ Reductase
Succinic-CoQ Reductase
Coenzyme Q - Cytochrome C Reductase
Cytochrome C Oxidase

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3
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2 major reactions of ETC

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Oxidation

Reduction

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4
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Other intermediates involved in each complex

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I - FMN & FeSP
II- FeSP
III- cytochrome a,b,c1,c3
IV- cytochrome b,c, Fe sites

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5
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Longest reaction

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Complex i

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6
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How many redox reactions in complex I?

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3

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First oxidation reaction in complex i

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NADH —-> NAD + 2H + 2e

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8
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First reduction in complex i

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FMN + 2e + 2H ——> FMNH2

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Second oxidation in complex i

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FMNH2 —–> 2e + 2H + FMN

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Second reduction in complex i

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2e + Fe(III) SP —–> Fe(II) SP

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Third oxidation in complex i

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2 Fe (II) ——> 2 Fe (III) SP + 2e

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Third reduction complex i

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2e + 2H + CoQ —–> CoQH2

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13
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Number of units in complex i

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40

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14
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Initial reactant complex i

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NADH

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15
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Important constituents

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2H

2e

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16
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Goes back to TCA

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NAD

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17
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Goes back to matrix in form of solution

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2H

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18
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Utilized again

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Fe(III)SP

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19
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Shuttle molecule

Final recipient of 8e in NADH AND FADH2

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CoQ

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20
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Number of redox reactions in complex II

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2

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21
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First oxidation complex II

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FADH2 ——> FAD + 2H + 2e

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First reduction complex II

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2e + 2Fe(III) SP ——> 2 Fe(II) SP

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Second oxidation reaction complex II

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2 Fe (II) SP —–> 2 Fe (III) SP + 2e + 2H

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Second reduction complex II

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2e + 2H + CoQ —–> CoQH2

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Reactant/intermediary in Complex I,II,III
FeSP
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Reduced coenzyme that shuttles e to complex III Common product of complex I & II
CoQH2
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Serve as proton pump | Alkaline
Complex I,III,IV
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First oxidation complex III
CoQH2 -----> CoQ + 2H + 2e
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First reduction complex iii
2e + 2Fe ( III) SP -----> 2 Fe(II)SP
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2nd oxidation complex III
2Fe ( II) SP + 2H + 2e -----> Fe(III) SP +2H+2e
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Sequence of complex iii after second oxidation
FeSP-cyt b-FeSP-cytc1-cytc
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Oxidation state of FeSP in complex iii
III
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Oxidation state of iron in complex iii
II
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Heme containing protein | Contains iron
Cytochrome
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Abundantly found in hemoglobin (blood) and myoglobin (muscles) Prevents e from interacting with oxygen
Heme
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Final product complex iii
Cyt c
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Changes oxidation intermediates (Fe (III) SP --> Fe(II)SP)
2e
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Biochemical reactions in which the electrons from NADH and FADH2 are passed on the series of intermediates in which ultimately the molecular O2 binds with hydrogen to form water
ETC
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H in every ETC
4
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2 molecules acting as sites for electrons
Fe | Cu
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Covalently bonded with O2 to form H2O
4H
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Where is H pumped
Intermembrane space
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Number of H pumped in complex i
4
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Number of H pumped in complex iii
4
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Number of H pumped in complex 4
2
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Synthesis of ATP | More protons outside than inside membrane
Proton pump
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Location of atp synthase
Matrix
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Reaction to form ATP
ADP + Pi ---> ATP
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Channel in ATP synthase
F0
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Where energy is synthesized in ATP Synthase
F1
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Importance of ATP
Oxidation of carbs, lipids, proteins Cellular work: Muscle contraction Nutrient transport Synthesis of essential compounds
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Number of moles of ATP Produced by 1 NADH
2.5
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Number of moles produced by 1 FADH2
1.5
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Number of moles of ATP produced by 1 GTP
1
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ATP Produced by NADH
7.5
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ATP produced by FADH2
1.5
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ATP produced by GTP
1
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Non ETC oxygen reaction
Reactive oxygen species
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O2 comes in contact with NADH
Superoxide free radical
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Reaction in superoxide free radical
O2 + NADH ---> NADP + 2H + 2O2 (-) 2H + 2O2 --------> H2O2 + O2 Superoxide dismutase 2H2O2 + O2 -------> 2H2O + O2
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Cytochromes needed in Complex 4
C A A3
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Final acceptor of e in ETC
O2
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Lipid soluble | Can carry proton and e
Ubiquinone
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Electron carriers
``` NADH FADH2 CoQ FeSP Cytochrome ```
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Number of subunits complex II
4
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Number of subunits Complex IV
13
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Subunits in complex iii
11
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Pumped into inner motochondrial membrane Creates electrochemical graduent Possesses potential energy Stored energy
Positive charge of H