Lecture 13 - Fatty Acid Synthesis Mechanism Flashcards

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Step 1a

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Acetyl CoA -> acetyl-ACP

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Enzyme of step 1a

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Acetyl-CoA-ACP transacetylase

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Cofactor of step 1a

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ACP-SH -> CoA-SH

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Step 2

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Acetyl-ACP -> acetyl-synthase

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5
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Enzyme of step 2

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Beta-ketoacyl-ACP synthase

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Cofactor of step 2

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Synthase-SH -> ACP-SH

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Step 1b

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Malonyl-CoA -> malonyl-ACP

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Enzyme of step 1b

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Malonyl-CoA-ACP transacetylase

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Cofactor of step 1b

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ACP-SH -> CoA-SH

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Step 3

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Malonyl-ACP + acetyl-synthase -> acetoacetyl-ACP

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11
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What is another name for acetoacetyl-ACP?

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Beta-ketoacyl-ACP

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12
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Enzyme of step 3

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Beta-ketoacyl-ACP synthase

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13
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Cofactor of step 3

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CO2 + Synthase-SH out

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14
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Describe what happens in step 1a

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Acyl carrier protein attaches to the first acetyl CoA

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15
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Describe what happens in step 2

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Acetyl CoA group gets shifted to the fatty acid synthase enzyme

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16
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Describe what happens in step 1b

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Malonyl CoA (from acetyl CoA and CO2) is attached to ACP

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Describe what happens in step 3

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Acetyl group (from acetyl synthase) is attached to the first acetate group (from malonyl-ACP), releasing the CO2 and synthase site

18
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Step 4

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Acetoacetyl-ACP -> beta-hydroxyacyl-ACP

19
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What is another name for beta-hydroxyacyl-ACP?

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Beta-hydroxybutyryl-ACP

20
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Enzyme of step 4

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Beta-ketoacyl-ACP reductase

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Cofactor of step 4

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NADPH + H+ -> NADP+

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Step 5

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Beta-hydroxyacyl-ACP -> butenoyl-ACP

23
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What is another name for butenoyl-ACP?

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Trans-delta2-enoyl-ACP

24
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Enzyme of step 5

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Beta-hydroxyacyl-ACP dehydratase

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Cofactor of step 5
H2O out
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Describe what happens in step 4
Reduction of the double bond with NADPH
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Describe what happens in step 5
Removal of H2O, producing a trans double bond
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Step 6
Butenoyl-ACP -> butyryl ACP
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Step 7
Butyryl ACP -> hexanoyl-ACP (beginning of a new cycle; butyryl ACP is equivalent to acetyl-CoA)
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Enzyme of step 6
Enoyl-ACP reductase
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Cofactor of step 6
NADPH + H+ -> NADP+
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Describe what happens in step 6
Second reduction using NADPH, removing the double bond
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What is the last step of fatty acid synthesis?
Palmitoyl-ACP -> palmitate
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Enzyme of step 8 (last step)
Palmitoyl-ACP thioesterase
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Cofactor of step 8 (last step)
H2O -> ACP-SH
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What is the overall reaction that takes place in fatty acid synthesis?
8 acetyl-CoA + 7 ATP + 14 NADPH/H+ -> 1 palmitic acid
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Where do the carbons for fatty acid synthesis come from?
Acetate and malonate, but malonate originates as acetate, so all carbons come from acetate