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describe mitochondrial fission

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  • Dyamin-1 exists as dimers in the cytosol
  • GTP binding —> oligomeric structures form, interact with outer membrane adaptor proteins
  • GTP- dyamin spiral forms —> constriction
  • GTP-hydrolysis —> fission
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what does mitochondria fusion require

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GDP and H+ gradient across the inner membrane

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what does the inner membrane dyamin related proteins form in mitochondrial fusion

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oligomeric tethering complex

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how is outer membrane GTPase oligomeristation used in mitochondria fusion

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  • outer membrane fusion
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what does mitochondrial fusion ensure

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  • even distribution of mtDNA and reduce damaged DNA accumulation
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What does ATP synthase do

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  • uses the H+ gradient across the inner membrane
  • membrane-embedded C subunits bind H+
  • H+ transported down a concentration gradient
  • H+ rides a full cycle before released
  • rotation drives ATP production
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what is apoptosis

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  • cell death - programmed
  • cell shrink, cytoskeleton collapse, nuclear envelope disassembles
  • chromatin condenses and breaks up
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what is necrosis

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  • cell death due to acute insult
  • cells swell and burst, spilling their contents and elicit an inflammatory response
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what is necropotosis

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cell death due to signal from neighbouring cells

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why do cells regulate cell death

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  • early development to eliminate unwanted cells
  • maintain cell populations in tissue
  • wound healing
  • immune reaction to remove damaged cells
  • prevent cancer
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