ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN Flashcards
3 stages of oxidative phosphorylation
- acetyl-coa production
- acetyl-coa oxidation
- etc and oxidative phosphorylation
electron donors of ETC
NADH (Complex I)
Succinate (complex II)
ubiquinol (complex III)
electron acceptors of ETC
UBIQUINONE
CYTOCHROME C
OXYGEN
3 types of electron transport
- direct
- transfer as a hydrogen atom
- transfer as hydride ion which holds 2 electrons
4 mobile carriers of electrons
Heme b
Heme c1
Ubiquinol
Cytochrome c
endergonic rxns in ETC (against gradient)
complex I (4 PROTONS)
complex III (4 PROTONS)
complex IV (2 PROTONS)
NADH binds and donates 2 electrons to FMN, FMN passes them one at a time to FeS, FeS puts them on ubiquinone, makes 1 ATP
Complex I
passes electrons from succinate to ubiquinone through FADH2 and FeS, doesn’t make enough energy to make ATP, NOT A PROTON PUMP
Complex II
Transfers 1 electron at a time to ubiquinone to cytochrome c, pumps 4 protons from matrix to intermembrane
Complex III
Proteins with heme as their prosthetic group, water soluble and carries 1 electron at a time
4 N containing rings around Fe
cytochromes
target complex for inhibition, pumps 2 protons from matrix to intermembrane space, most exergonic complex at -110kJ/mol
complex IV
Inhibitor of complex I
riboflavin
inhibitor of complex II
malonate
inhibitor of complex III
antimycin A
inhibitor of complex IV
cyanide, KCN, CO