Exam 3: Lecture 21 Flashcards

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E1 (number of chains, prosthetic group, reaction catalyzed)

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  • 24
  • TTP
  • Oxidative decarboxylation of pyruvate
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Two broad classes of Metabolism

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  • Catabolic: converts energy from fuels into biologically useful forms
  • Anabolic: require inputs of energy to proceed
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E2 (# of chains, prosthetic group, reaction catalyzed)

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  • 24
  • lipoamide
  • Transfer of acetyl group to Coa
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E3 (# of chains, prosthetic group, reaction catalyzed)

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  • 12
  • FAD
  • regeneration of oxidized from of lipoamide
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Oxidation of Carbon fuels from most energy to least energy.

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•Methane, Methanol, Formaldehyde, Formic Acid, Carbon Dioxide

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Which has more energy, saturated or poly unsaturated?

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•Saturated

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Energy from foodstuffs is extracted in three stages…

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  • Stage I: degradation and absorption, no energy is extracted
  • State II: most sugars and fatty acids converted to Acetyl CoA, some ATP produced (Glycolysis)
  • Stage III: Acetyl CoA used in aerobic reaction (most ATP produced here)
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What were the first molecules catalyzed in evolution?

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•RNA based molecules

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Metabolic processes are regulated in three principal ways…

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  • Controlling the amounts of enzymes, Transcription/signaling
  • Controlling catalytic activity, feedback inhibition-conformation/modification
  • Controlling the accessibility of substrates, compartmentalization of pathways
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Where does the citric acid cycle take place?

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  • mitochondria

* glycolysis in cytosol

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First step of TCA cycle and important regulatory step?

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  • Oxaloacetate binds first then acetyl CoA

* Don’t want to follow the cycle unless energy is needed

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What is the rate limiting step in TCA?

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  • Isocitrate to a-Ketoglutarate
  • Isocitrate dehydrogenase enzyme
  • 1st of 4 ox-red reactions
  • Allosterically stimulated by ADP, enhancing enzyme affinity for substrate
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What structure is very similar to pyruvate dehydrogenase?

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•a-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase

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13
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What step in the TCA cycle is the only step that directly yields a high energy phophotransfer compound (GTP)?

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  • succinyl CoA to Succinate

* succinyl CoA synthetase enzyme

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The ______ subunit of succinyl CoA synthase binds CoA and contains histidine residue.

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•a subunit

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The ______ of Succinyl CoA synthase holds the purine diphosphate to be phosphorylated as the histidine swings over to that region. (huge distance)

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•ß subunit

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________ can stimulate fatty acid synthesis by activating phosphatases and increasing conversion of pyruvate to acetyl CoA.

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•Insulin, regulation of PDH

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Anaplerotic Reactions

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  • utilizing building blocks, building key intermediates

* branch chain amino acids are a source for citric acid cycle intermediates

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Sirt 1 is in the _______, while Sirt 3 is in the ___________.

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  • nucleus (main controller of gene regulation

* mitochondria (main deacetylace)