Bioenergetics Flashcards
Low energy bonds
Phosphate ester >glucose 6 phosphate
Carboxyl ester> fatty acids+glycerol
Glycosidic
Peptide
High energy phosphate bonds
Enol phosphate>2PEP>14.8
Carboxyl phosphate> 1,3BPG>11.8
Pyrophosphate >ADP,ATP
High energy sulfur bonds
Thio ester> carboxyl + thiol of coA
SAM
PAPS
3rd type of high energy bonds
B-ketoacyl-coA
Acetoacetyl coA during fatty acids b oxidation
CoA is a carrier of
Acids
Enol is
Rearranged ketone
High energy phosphate bonds is stored as…in muscles
Why
Creatine phosphate
ATP is unstable
Starting electrical potential vs ending in ETC
-0.32v
0.82v
Components
4 protein complexes
2 mobile electron carriers
(ubiquinone)=co enzyme Q
Cytochrome C , hemoprotein
Complex V that synthesise ATP
What is a hemoprotein
Porphyrin ring+iron=heme
Heme+protein=hemoprotein
The complexes componenets
1- flavoprotein, FMN,7 Fe-S
2-flavoprotein, FAD, 2 Fe-S
3- hemoprotein, cytochrome c , cytochrome b, 1 Fe-S
4- hemoprotein, cytochrome a, cytochrome a3, 2 atoms of Cu
Why is complex 2 projected towards the mitochondrial matrix and not integral like the other complexes
Two easily work on succinate that is present in the krebs cycle which occurs in the matrix
Why FO
As this subunit is sensitive to oligomycin antibiotic in bacteria
Starting from NADH
Starting fromFAD
2.5
1.5
ATP
P:O ratio is
Relationship between ATP generation and oxygen consumption