Lecture Citric Acid Cycle (Exam #3) Flashcards

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1
Q

TPP undergoes

A

oxidative decarboxylation

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2
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What in the active site of the PDH kinase adds the Pi?

A

Ser-OH

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3
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Acetyl CoA along with ________ is converted to _____

A

oxaloacetate; citrate

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4
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What is activated by acetyl CoA

A

pyruvate carboxylase

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5
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What is a reaction used to replenish CAC?

A

anaploretic reaction

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6
Q

Why is acetate and oxaloacetate joined together?

A

because the enzyme can only do alpha or beta cleavage

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7
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Acetyl CoA can be generated by break down of?

A

fatty acids and amino acids

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8
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Citrate Synthase

A

converts oxaloacetate & acetate to citrate

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9
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What type of mechanism does citrate synthase use?

A

ordered sequential mechanism

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10
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Describe the mechanism of citrate synthase? (5 steps)

A
OA binds first (CS closes)
Acetyl CoA binds (CS closes more)
Citryl CoA made (CoA with citrate)
CoA released with water
citrate is made
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11
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What is Citryl CoA? Is it stable?

A

CoA with citrate; NO

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12
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Why does citrate synthase close tighter and tighter?

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because it doesn’t want to lose the acetate by letting H2O in

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13
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Citrate is converted to isocitrate via

A

aconitase

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14
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Isocitrate is converted to ______ via ______

A

alpha ketoglutarate (KG); isocitrate dehydrogenase

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15
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Isocitrate dehydrogenase

A

oxidative decarboxylation
undergoes alpha cleavage
irreversible

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16
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What make isocitrate dehydrogenase slow?go?

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ATP/NAPH- slow

ADP/NAD+-go

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17
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How many turns of the CAC to remove acetate groups?

A

3

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18
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alpha ketoglutarate is similiar to ___ except it does not have kinase phosphase. It has all the other 3 catalytic enzymes.

19
Q

Alpha KG is converted to _____. During this process, ____ is removed. The removal is_____

A

Succinyl CoA; CO2, spontaneous

20
Q

______ converts succinyl CoA to succinate

A

succinyl CoA Synthase

21
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Succinyl CoA Synthase is also known as

22
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What is used by thiokinase to break thioester bond?

A

inorganic phosphate

23
Q

Where is ATP made?

A

in the muscle

24
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Where is GTP made?

25
What converts succinate to fumarate?
succinate dehydrogenase (SDH)
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Succinate dehydrogenase is the only enzyme not in the matrix where is it embedded?specifically?
inner mitochondria membrane | Complex 2
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Succinate Dehyrogenase produces____ along with fumarate?
FADH2
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Fumarase uses ____ to replace double bond between carbons
water
29
Fumarase
converts fumarate to malic acid
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What enzyme converts malic acid to oxaloacetate
malate dehydrogenase
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Which enzymes are the regulatory enzymes in the CAC?
citrate synthase isocitrate dehydrogenase alpha ketoglurate dehydrogenase
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What slows isocitrate dehydrogenase? (3)
ATP NADH citrate
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What slows alpha ketoglumarate dehydrogenase? (3)
ATP NADP succinyl CoA
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How many acetates go thru CAC?
2
35
How many CO2, NADH, FADH, and ATP are produced total after citric acid cycle?
CO2=4 NADH=6 FADH2=2 ATP=2
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Both NADH and FADH2 produce______
ATP
37
Oxaloacetate can also be converted into which amino acid?via?
aspartic acid | transamination
38
The citrate produced creates what type of feedback on glycolysis?
negative feed back
39
What does dehydrogenase involve?
removal of hydrogen
40
Which molecules can be converted into amino acids
oxaloacetate | alpha ketoglutarate
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Citrate Synthase has a _____ delta G
negative
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Malate Dehydrogenase has a _____ delta G
positive; not favorable
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Since MDH has a positive delta G, what enzyme helps the reaction occur
Citrate Synthase