krebs cycle and oxidative phosphorlaion Flashcards

1
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what enzymes converts pyruvate into acetyl coA

A

pyruvate dehydrogenase.

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2
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how does pyruvate enter the kreb cycle

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acetyl COA

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3
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overall reaction of pyruvate dehydrogenase

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pyruvate (3C) +CoA +NAD+ -> Acetyl CoA +NADH + H+

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4
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Pyruvate is transported from where to where

A

cytoplasm across mitochondrial membrane

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5
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PDH has how many subuints

A

5

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6
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PDH relies on what vitamine

A

B1

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7
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WHy does PDH rely on Vitamin B1

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cofactors of PHD rely on it

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8
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why is the converstion of pyruvate to Actyle CoA irreversible. how is it made irrerverible

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to drive the reaction in one direction

loss on CO2

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9
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What can PDH deficiency lead to

A

lactic acidosis

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10
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where does the kreb cycle occur

A

mitochondrial matrix

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11
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in the kreb cycle was what actyle get converted to

A

2CO2

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12
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kreb cycle is oxidative what cofactors does it reduce

A

NAD+ FAD

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13
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What energy does the kreb cycle make

A

GTP

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14
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How many kreb cycles for each glucose

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2 as get two pyruvates

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15
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what steps of the kreb cycles are regulated

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irreversible steps, steps where co2 lost

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16
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how is the kreb cycle regulated

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regulated by energy availability
stimulate ADP
inhibit: ATP

17
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what does TCA make intermediates for

A

biosynthesis

18
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TCA is central catabolism pathway for what

A

sugars,fatty acids, ketons bodies, amino acids and alchol

19
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what does the TCA need to fuction

20
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where has all the energy from glucose been stored

A

ATP glycolsis
GTP Kreb
chemical bond energ in NADH and FADH2
HIgh energy electrons in NADH and FADH2 transferred to O2 with the release of large amounts of energy

21
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in oxidative phosphorylation O2 is reducted to

22
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Reducting powers are used in 2 ways in ATP synthesis

A

electrons used for ETC pump protons

free energy released used to drive atp unthesis oxidative phosphorlayion

23
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which part of the mitochondria is the O2 reduced to H20 in

A

mitochondrial matrix

24
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which part of the mitochondria is the proton gradient build up in

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intermembrane space

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what complexs transport the protins from the matrix to the intermembrane space of the mitchondria
proton transloacting
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proton gradient across the intermembrane space is known as
proton motive force
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the return of protons back to the matrix is favpured by
electrical and chemiscal gradient
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protons retunr across the membrane via
ATP synthase
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what is used to generate the proton gradient
the flow of electrons form the reducted cofactos to molecular oxygen
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electron in which reducted coenzymes have more energy
NADH
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P/O ratio of NADH
2.5
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P/O ration of FADH2
1.5
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Inhibition of oxidative phosphorlyation
cyanide. binds to heam in O2 blocks electron tranpsort
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uncoupling of oxidatibe phosporyaltion
increase the permeability of the mitchodnrial inner membrane to protons no ATP synthases
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example of an uncoupler
dinitrophenol
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ox/phos
genetics defects in proteins encoded by mitochodntraol DNA some subunits of the PTC and ATP synthase
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brown adi[ose UCP1 mechanisms
noradenraline actives liapses which releases fatty acid from triacylglycer fatty acid oxidation NADH2/FADH2 electron transport farry acids activates UCP1 UCP1 transport H+ back into mitochondra