Imms Qs Flashcards

1
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What enzyme catalyses the formation of fructose-6-phophate?

A

Phosphohexose isomerase /phosphoglucoisomerase5

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When is ATP made and hydrolysed in glycolysis?

and Kreb’s?

A

Glycolysis

  • used in 1 and 3
  • made in step 7 (1,3-bisphoso -a-glycerate to 3 phosphoglycerate)
  • and last step (pyruvate formation)

(step 6 is NADH formation)

Krebs
2, 3 = 2NADH
4 = ATP
5= FADH
7/Last step = NADH

Net production per glucose
= 6 NADP, 2FADH, 2ATP

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3
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Where does each part of ceullar resp occur?

A

Glycolysis = cytoplasm
Krebs = matrix
Oxidative phosphorylation = intermembrane space

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4
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What enzyme is used in oxidative phosphorylation?

A

ATP Synthase on inner membrane

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5
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What is the link reaction? What enzyme is used?

A

pyruvate (from glycolysis) + CoA + NAD = acteyl coA + NADH + Co2

enzyme = Pyruvate dehydrogenase complex

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6
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Net products of Krebs?

Net products of glycolysis?

A

Krebs = 6NADH, 2FADH H+, 2ATP, 4Co2

Glycolysis = 2ATP, 2NADH

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7
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  1. How is the inner membrane of the mitochondria adapted to it function?
A

Cristae- highly folded to increase it’s surface area (for oxidative phosphorylation to happen at the same time), enzymes, pumps

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8
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What are the purine and pyridimine base pairings? How many and what type of bond between each?

A

2 H bones - Adenine = Thymine/U

3 H bonds - Cytosine = Guanine

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9
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How is DNA structure well adapted to its function?

A

Tightly coiled around histones to make nucleosomes, supercoiled into chromosome-a compact molecule to store lots of information, large stable., phosphate sugar backbone

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10
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Define a single base nucleotide polymorphism?

A

Difference in a single nucleotide- substitution of one base for another occurring in 1 % of the population. (Silent mutation) Can occur in an intron.

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In sickle cell anaemia, mis-sense mutation occurs. What changes occur in the protein structure?

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Change in the codon base structure, this codes for a different mRNA, different tRNA with different amino acid coded for (valine instead of glutamic acids).
Hb S replaces beta globulin beta globulin sub units. Quaternary structure altered- rbc distorted into a sickle cell shape.

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