ETC and Oxidative Phosphorylation Flashcards
(30 cards)
Electrons move spontaneously from
Reductants (more neg E) to oxidants (more pos E)
Define reduction potential (E)
Tendency for a compound to gain electrons
What has low E?
Carbs and fats
What has high E?
Oxygen
Are reductants good or bad electron donors?
Good electron donors
Relationship between ΔE and ΔG
ΔG=-nFΔE
ΔE of a reaction is (equation)
E(ox)-E(red)
Where is the ETC?
Inner mitochondrial membrane
Pumping H+ out generates what kind of potential?
Electrical potential
O2 reduction is done by
NADH and FADH2
Number of H+ pumped out at each complex (1 thru 4)
I - 4
II - 0
III - 2
IV - 4
What are the 2 parts of ATP synthase, and which one is the catalytic subunit?
F0, F1 (catalytic subunit)
Stepwise electron transfer
NADH
UQ
Cyt c
O2
H+ are moved from where to where?
Matrix to intermembrane space
Complex I is also called
NADH dehydrogenase
What are the complex I cofactors?
NADH
FMN
Iron sulfur clusters
UQ
NADH
- diffusible or enzyme bound?
- carries how many electrons?
Diffusible
2 electrons
FMN
- diffusible or enzyme bound?
- carries how many electrons?
Enzyme bound
2 electrons
Iron sulfur clusters
- diffusible or enzyme bound?
- carries how many electrons?
Enzyme bound
1 electron
UQ
- diffusible or enzyme bound?
- carries how many electrons?
Diffusible (inner mito membrane)
2 electrons
Overall electron transfer in complex I
From NADH to UQ
Path of electrons in complex I
NADH
FMN
(Fe-S)n
UQ
Complex II is also called
Succinate-CoQ Reductase
Succinate dehydrogenase in TCA cycle
Electron oath through complex II
Succinate
FADH2
2Fe2+
UQH2