Energy Production-Aerobic Metabolism Lecture 16 Flashcards
Aerobic Metabolism -what macronutrients does it use as sources of energy?
Same question for anaerobic?
We use carbs and fats.
Protein-We only use this when we are starving.
Anaerobic-Carbs only
What is oxidation?
The loss of electrons(Hydrogens) is called oxidation.
What is reduction?
If you gain electrons(Hydrogen) is called reduction
Oxidation and reduction always occur together. (redox)
Atoms gain elctrons are reduced
Atoms that lose electrons are oxidized
How much energy does the NAD(nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) (NAD+ ) truck put back?
Enough energy to put Phosphate back on 3 ATPS.
How much energy does the FADd flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD)truck put back?
Enough energy to put Phosphate back on 2 ATPS.
Aerobic Metabolism Carbohydrates
What are the different stages
Stage 1- Glycolysis (Some ATP is produced here).
Stage 2-Formation of Acetyl COA(Some Co2 is produced here).
Stage 3-Krebs(TCA cycle)-We produce Co2+ATP here hence why we exhale more Co2 then we exhale. (All we are doing here is producing NAD AND FAD
Step 4-Vast majority of ATP produced in electron transport chain(mitochondria)
What does the fate of Pyruvate depend on?
The fate of pyruvate depends on the availability of o2
No oxygen available-converts to lactate
O2 available-pyruvate undergoes aerobic metabolism.
Every time you start with a glucose molecule you end up with two pyruvate
Where is the vast majority of ATP produced?
Majority in Mitochondriate-Oxidative Phosphorylation.
How are atoms transported to the Electron transport chain? which is in mitochondriate?
By NAD and FAD