Final: Lecture 28 Flashcards

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T/F The inner mito membrane is extremely permeable.

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  • False, extremely impermeable

* Outer membrane selectively permeable, big things can get through

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What tissues are the richest in mitochondria?

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•Brain and Muscles

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Over 50% of the mito proteins are made in the?

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•Nucleus

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How is mitochondria like sitting by a fireplace?

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  • Has a role in warming the body, especially in new borns
  • Brown fat high in mito, keep the baby warm
  • Firewood similar to burning fuel in mito, in this case glucose derivatives or fatty acids
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Reduce NADH and FADH2 bring…

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  • e-, Vit B and other energy vitamins
  • e- handed from one complex to another, within complex 1 there are 5-10 handoffs going down hill, decreasing ∆G more after each handoff
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5
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The pH in the intermembrane space is?

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•Low

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________ is the ultimate e- acceptor.

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•Oxygen

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Electrons flow in Complex I from NADH through ______ and a series of iron sulfur clusters to ________.

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  • FMN (flavin mononucleotide)
  • Ubiqinone (Q)
  • FAD (flavin adenine dinucleotide)
  • Flavin proteins are a component of ETC
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Complexes are somewhat fixed, Co Q can go between Complexes __ and __, and Cyto C can go between __ and __.

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  • I and III
  • III and IV
  • Cytochrome are a heme containing protein, proforin ring structur
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∆Gº’ = -nF∆E’

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  • n = number of e-
  • F is faraday’s constant
  • ∆E’ is reduction potential
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10
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How does brown fat convert e- flow into warmth?

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•Protons just pump e- in and back out, don’t yield ATP

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What is the role of ATPsynthase?

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  • When the proton gradient goes through the system, it turns the wheel to make ATP
  • Made up of F1 and F0 subunits
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What is the role of the F1 subunit?

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  • Makes the ATP, ATPase portion

* Subunits alpha, beta, gamma, delta, epsilon

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13
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What is the role of F0 subunit?

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  • Protein translocator

* Made up of the b2, a, and c ring subunits

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14
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The rotor spins because of _______ coming through the membrane.

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•Protons

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15
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T/F the spinning rotor spins in a counterclockwise direction.

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•True

16
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What are the subunits of the spinning rotor?

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  • C ring, and gamma/epislon (everything else stationary component)
  • Mechanical spinning transduces energy necessary to make ATP
  • Whole complex takes energy from downhill movement of protons and makes ATP
17
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What is the driving force of this process to make ATP?

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•ADP*

18
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What are the 3 conformations of the ring?

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  • T = Tight, synthesis ATP
  • L = Loose, binds ATP
  • O = Open, releases newly formed ATP