Lecture 16 - link reaction and citric acid cycle Flashcards

1
Q

what could happen after pyruvate

A

aerobic = gets oxd to acetyl coA (link reaction)
anarobic = converted to ethanol
or lactate
depedning on cell type

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2
Q

what enzyme converts pyruvate into acetyl coa

A

pyruvate dehydrogenase
(which converts NAD+ to NADH and also decarboxylates pyruvate)

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3
Q

what bond is high energy bond in Acetyl coA

A

thioester bond between acetyl group and coA
-31kJ mol

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4
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composition of pyruvate dehydrogenase complex

A

24x E1
24x E2
12x E3
60 total proteins make up the enzymje

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5
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function of E1

A

pyruvate oxidative decarboxylation
so removes acetyl group

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6
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function of E2

A

transferring acetyl group to coA

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7
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function of E3

A

cofactor regeneration

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8
Q

why does pyruvate need to pass into the mitochondria

A

pyruvate dehydrogenase is in the mt

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9
Q

how does pyruvate pass into mt

A

can cross outer memb easy
inner memb needs to pass through pyruvate translocase (a pyruvate/H+ symporter)

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10
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“first” step of citric acid cycle

A

oxaloacetate (4C) added to acetyl coA (2C)
to make citrate (6C)
and CoA comes off in a condensation reaction

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11
Q

what stage is the first NADH and CO2 formed and how

A

isocitrate turns to alpha-ketoglutamate
via isocitrate dehydrogenase

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12
Q

what stage is the first NADH and CO2 formed and how

A

isocitrate turns to alpha-ketoglutamate
via isocitrate dehydrogenase

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13
Q

when is 2nd NADH and CO2 formed

A

alpha ketoglutarate turns to succinyl-coA
via the corresponding dehydrogenase
(remember, coA added at this stage)

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14
Q

at what stage does substrate level phosph occur

A

succinyl-CoA turns to succinate
via succinyl-coa synthetase
and GDP/ADP turns to GTP/ATP
and coA comes off

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15
Q

what stage is FADH2 made

A

succinate to fumarate
via succinate dehydrogenase

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16
Q

when is the final NADH formed

A

after fumarate hydrated to malate
malate turns back into oxaloacetate via malate dehydrogenase

17
Q

total NADH, FADH2, GTP/ATP and CO2 formed after citric acid cycle (per cycle not per glucose)

A

3 NADH
2 CO2
1 FADH2
1 ATP/GTP

18
Q

how many ATP formed from each NADH and FADH2

A

n = 2.5
f = 1.5

19
Q

total amount of ATP made from whole process from 1 glucose

A

30-32

20
Q

why is it 3 or 5 ATP made

A

the nadh from glycolysis has to pass thorugh either the
- malate-aspartate shuttle (makes 2.5)
or
- glycerol phosphate shuttle (in brown adipose tissue, makes 1.5)

21
Q

what allows NADH to be oxd in malate aspartate shuttle

A

oxaloacetate
oxides NADH and in turn gets turned into malate
malate passes through into the mito matrix and reduces another NAD+ into NADH
so overall 1 NADH passes into matrik

22
Q

what 2 things cause feedback inhibition of pyruvate dehydrogenase

A

acetyl coA inhibits E2
NADH inhibits E3

23
Q

what will allow feed forward activation of pyruvate dehydrogenase

A

lots of NAD+

24
Q

what would cause the rate of the citric acid cycle decrease

A

lots of ATP