Citric Acid Cycle: Respiration Flashcards
Where is The Citric Acid Cycle located?
Matrix of the mitochondria
-Inner folds
What Reducing Equivalents are produced?
-NADH and FADH2 (Proton/electron acceptors-dehydrogenase enzymes)
What transports hydrogens from glycolysis to the matrix for TCA?
-Hydrogen acceptors NADH and FAD2
How is pyruvate and ATP/ADP transported to the matrix?
-Facilitated Diffusion
What complex is involved in the formation of Acetyl-Co-Enzyme A?
PDC
-Regulated by enzymes and phosphorylation
How is Citrate formed?
-Oxaloacetate + Acetyl-Co-Enzyme
Name X4 processes Citrate can undergo.
- X1 ATP
- Co2
- Regeneration of Oxaloactetate
- X1 GTP
How is FADH2 generated?
-Succinate Dehydrogenase generates it
How is GTP formed end?
-GDP + Pi > GTP
How many ATP are formed by the end of TCA
-X4
How many NADH and FADH2
- X10 NADH
- X2 FADH2
What molecules cause LOW energy?
High levels of ADP and NAD+
What molecules cause HIGH energy?
High levels of ATP, Acetyl Co-Enzyme A and NADH