Bioenergetics [ETC + summary] Flashcards
Etc inputs
10NADH
2FADH2
6O2
ETC outputs
10NAD+
2FAD
12H2O
Where does ETC occur?
Inner membrane
Complex 1 Name: Description: H+ transferred: Pump?:
Complex 1 Name: NADH oxidase Description: converts NADH —> NAD+. FMN sends e- flying down a wire of Fe-S, out and into Q. H+ transferred: 4 (+ 2 at end?) Pump?: Yes
Complex 2 Name: Description: H+: Pump?:
Complex 2 Name: Succinate Q reductase Description: FADH2 —> FAD. electrons sent to Q. H+: none Pump?: no
Complex 3 Name: Description: H+: Pump?:
Complex 3 Name: 3 Cyt b-C1 Description: Electrons come in from Q, to Cyt-b —> Fe-S —> Cyt-C. Then sent to cyt-C carrier. H+: 4 Pump?: No
Complex 4 Name: Description: H+: Pump?:
Complex 4 Name: 4 Cyt-C oxidase. Description: electrons from cyt-c carrier. Cyta —> Cyta3. The 2H transferred + 0.5O2 are used to make water. H+: 2 Pump?: yes
How many more electrons do NADH move than FADH2.
4
Name the two types of super complexes and how many protons they transfer
Complex 1,3,4
- 10 H
Complex 2,3,4
- 6 H
What poisons affect complex 1?
Rotenone and anaesthetics
What poisons affect complex 3
Antimycin (blocks Q cycle)
What poisons affect complex 4
Cyanide / O2 (binds to Fe heme)
Name the 4 parts of the ATP synthase
Strator
Rotor
Internal rod
Catalytic knob
Path of H+ in ATP synthase
Strator
One turn in rotor
2nd strator
Matrix
How does the internal rod interact with the catalytic knob?
Rod spins inside rod, pushing subunits in the knob as it stays still. The spinning activates sites in the knob which makes ATP. Rod is not straight.