L: 25/26 Oxidative Phosphorylation Flashcards

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What are the two membranes of the mitochondria and what are their permeability?

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Outer-permeable has porins

Inner- impermeable

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What occurs in the inner membrane space?

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Oxidative phosphorylation

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3
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What occurs in the matrix?

A

TCA cycle and fatty acid oxidation

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4
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Sequence data shows that mitochondria derived from what?

A

Rickettsia prowazekii

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True or False

mitochondria have their own DNA, and make proteins and RNA

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True

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A successful OxPhos must accomplish what 3 goals?

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  1. transfer electrons from HADH and FADH2—-> O2
  2. Establish a proton gradient across the inner mitochondrial membrane
  3. Synthesize ATP
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What complexes make up the respirasome?

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  1. NADH Q oxidoreductase (Complex I)
  2. Q cytochrome c oxidoreductase (Complex III)
  3. Cytochrome c oxidase (Complex IV)
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What is complex II name and what does it generate?

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Name:Succinate Q reductase
Contains: succinate dehydrogenase which generates FADH2 in TCA cycle

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9
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Where do electrons from FADH2 enter in the ETC?

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Q cytochrome C oxidoreductase (complex III)

FADH2 enters into complex II but, Complex II does not pump protens

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10
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Which of the 4 protein complexes do not pump protons from the matrix to the intermembrane space?

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Complex II (Succinate Q reductase)

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Coenzyme Q (aka ubiquinone) transfers electrons from _____ and_____ to _______

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From: Complex I & Complex II
To: Complex III

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12
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What is the most common Coenzyme Q ?

A

CoQ 10

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13
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What does cytochrome C do?

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Shuttles electrons from Complex III to Complex IV

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What happens in complex IV (the final component of the ETC)?

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Catalyzes the reduction of O2—–>H2O

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15
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What is the first point of entry of electrons from NADH from TCA

A

Complex I

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16
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What plays a role in reductions reactions in complex I?

A

Iron Sulfur clusters undergo oxidation-reduction reactions but the protons never leave the complex

17
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FADH2 enters the ETC through where?

A

Complex II

18
Q

What does complex II connect?

A

TCA and Oxphos

19
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Does FADH2 leave complex II?

A

No its electrons are transferred to FeS and then to Q to form QH2

20
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How many protons are transported to cytoplasmic side from complex III?

21
Q

What passes electrons from QH2 to cytochrome c?

A

Complex III (cytochrome c oxidoreductase

22
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What is the role role of Complex IV

A

Transfer of electrons from reduced Cyt C to molecular Oxygen, the final acceptor

23
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Complex IV makes reactions _______ making humans breathe

24
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How many electrons are funneled to oxygen to reduce it to water in complex IV?

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Protons are pumped from where to where?
matrix to cytoplasmic side of inner membrane
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Partial reduction of O2 generates highly reactive oxygen derivatives called?
Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS)
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Examples of ROS
superoxide ion, peroxide ion, hydroxyl radical
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Cytosolic SOD
Cu/Zn (SOD1)
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Mitochondrial SOD
Mn/Zn (SOD2)