Chapter 4 Flashcards

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What is proton motive force?

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H+ are extruded to the outside of the cell via electron transport chain –> electrochemical potential across the membrane –> formation of ATP

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How is ATPase used in ATP production?

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2 rotary motors: F1 and F0

  • H+ moves through F0, causing rotation of c protein, generating torque
  • torque transmitted to F1, allowing beta units to bind ADP + Pi –> ATP
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3
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How are hydrocarbons metabolized?

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(Preliminary) oxidation and beta-oxidation

  • Preliminary oxidation: +1 net ATP
  • Beta-oxidation: occurs (n/2)-1 times, +5 net ATP/turn
  • TCA cycle: occurs (n/2) times, +12 net ATP/turn (3 NADH, 1 FADH2, GTP)
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4
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How is glycerol metabolized?

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  • glycerol –> G3P: -1 ATP
  • G3P completes glycolysis: +5 ATP (1 NADH + 2 ATP)
  • TCA cycle: +12 net ATP (3 NADH, 1 FADH2, GTP)
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How is carboxylic acid metabolized?

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  • Activation by CoA: -1 ATP
  • Beta-oxidation: occurs (n/2)-1 times, +5 net ATP/turn
  • TCA cycle: occurs (n/2) times, +12 net ATP/turn (3 NADH, 1 FADH2, GTP)
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What is monooxygenase? How much energy is required?

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  • Monooxygenase splits O2 into O and H2O

- 1 NADH is required

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What major roles does TCA play in the cell?

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(bioenergetics and biosynthesis)

  1. catabolism
  2. generation of key compounds for biosynthesis
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8
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What is substrate-level phosphorylation?

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Energy-rich phosphate bonds are transferred from phosphorylated organic compound to ADP to form ATP

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