ENERGY METABOLISM III AND IV Flashcards
functions as a rotary motor to form ATP
imbedded in the inner mitochondrial membrane
consists of Fo subcomplex, Gamma subunit, and F1 subcomplex
ATP synthase
disk of c protein subunits
Fo subcomplex
attached to Fo and F1 complexes
gamma subunitm
made up of 3 alpha and 3 beta subunits
F1 subcomplex
in ATP synthase
_____ ATPs are generated per revolution of beta subunits
3 ATPs
availability of ADP and and reduced substrate
state 1
availability of substrate only
state 2
the capacity of the respiratory chain itself when all substrates and components are present in saturating amounts
state 3
availability of ADP only (e.g. cells in the resting state)
state 4
availability of oxygen only
state 5
cell approaches during exercise to state ______ or ______
state 3 or 5
P-O ratio for NADH
2.5
P-O ratio for FADH2
1.5
function: e-transport inhibitor for Iron-sulfur center to CoQ
Complex 1
barbiturates (rotenone)
electron transport inhibitor
complex 1
amytal
electron transport inhibitor
because of structural similarity between malonic acid and succinic acid
complex 2
malonate
electron transport inhibitor
complex III
antimycin A and dimercaprol
electron transport inhibitor
complex IV
cyanide, hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide, azide
uncoupling agent
removes the link between the ETC and oxidative phosphorylation
transmembrane H+ carrier
2,4 dinitrophenol
uncoupling agent generates body heat
transmembrane H+ carrier
found in brown adipose tissue, functions to generate body heat/tissues of newborns and during hibernation in animals
thermogenin
thyroid hormone, natural uncoupler, in patient with hyperthyroidism ___________ in blood and tissue is elevated which results in high body temp
thyroxine
inhibits ATP synthase
OSCP of ATP synthase
blocks flow of protons through ATP synthase
oligomycin (antibiotic)
due to mutation in the mitochondrial genes that encode 3 subunits of Complex I
leber’s hereditary optic neuropathy
severe diminution or absence of most oxidoreductases of the ETC
fatal infantile mitochondrial myopathy and renal dysfunction