E production/utilization Flashcards
anaerobic fate of pyruvate?
no TCA to burn up NADH. so recycle to NAD+
electrons are waste product
aerobic fate of pyruvate?
electron are source Energy
what do you mean by energy?
high energy bonds of nucleotide triphosphates
ATP–> AMP + PP
pp IS HIGH NRG bond
many of the intermediates can be synthesized by other enzymes and fed into the TCA cycle to refill** it? what is it called?
anapleurotic reaction of TCA cycle
anapleurotic reaction: Acetyl Coa –>?
fatty acid
anapleurotic reaction: alpha ketoglutarate –>
glutamate
anapleurotic reaction: succinyl coa–?
gama aminolevulinate
anapleurotic reaction: fumarate/OAA –>
aspartate
arsenic positions are inhibition of what?
DH
pyruvate DH, succinate DH, as well as other DH
both aerobic + anaerobic are impacted
potential energy from TCA?
GTP, NADH, FADH2
what will be fed into electron transport chain?
NADH and FADH2
NAD?
Nicotine adenine dinucleotide
FAD
flavin adenine dinucleotide
thiol group that is used to carry acetate (in TCA) and can carry many other longer chains of carbon
coenzyme A
Where TCA occur?
mitochondrial matrix
except succinate DH ( inner membrane) –> complex2
where ETC?
inner membrane
what are found in intermembrane space?
cytochrome c, water-soluble protein
Oxidative phosphorylation occur where?
matrix
relative ability to give or accept electrons
reduction potential
more negave, means it will ___electrons
give up