L14A: OXPHOS- The Process & L14B: ATP-Synthase Flashcards
what “mobile” e- carriers does the respiratory chain contain
Ubiquinone & Cytochrome C
OXPHOS complex I
NADH dehydrogenase
what happens in step1/complex1 OXPHOS
- transfers 4 e-s from NADH to ubiquinone
- so NADH -> NAD+ and Q -> QH2
- 4 protons pumped across matrix into intermembrane space
complex 2
succinte dehydrogenase
what happens in step/complex 2
- succinate dehydrogenase transfers e-s from succinate to FADH2 to ubiquinone
- so the e-s pass from succinate to FAD to FADH2 to FAD+ and Q to QH2
complex 3
ubiquinone cytochrome-C oxidoreductase
what happens step/complex 3
- end result is UQH2 transfers 2e-s to 2x 1CytC
- e- transfer drives expulsion of 4 more protons from matrix into intermembrane space
complex 4
cytochrome oxidase
complex/step 4
- transfers e-s from Cyt C to O2 (complete e- transfer)
- e-s transferred from Cyt C -> Cyt a -> Cyt a3 -> O2
- 4e- reduction of O2 -> H2O
- 2 protons transferred from matrix -> intermembrane space
what inhibitor blocks e- transport between Complex 1 and Q
rotenone
what inhibitor blocks e- transport between Complex 3 & 4
antimycin
what inhibitor blocks e- transport between Complex 4 & O2
cyanide
each NADH that donates e-s drives expulsion of how much H+
- 4H+ through Complex 1 & 3
- 2H+ through complex 4
= 10 H+ to intermembrane space
each FADH2 that donates e-s drives expulsion of how much H+
- 4H+ through complex 3
- 2H+ through complex 3
= 6H+ travel to intermembrane space
what creates PMF (proton motive force)
e- transfer
what do inhibitors of e- transport do to ATP synthesis
block ATP synthesis
what do inhibitors of ATP synthesis do to e- transfer
block e- transfer
what are the 2 domains of ATP synthase
F1 and F0
what kind of membrane protein is F1
peripheral membrane protein
function of F1
catalytic domain - synthesises ATP
what kind of membrane protein is Fo
integral membrane protein
fucntion of F0
- proton pore
- H+ move through it against conc gradient from intermembrane space through F1 to matrix
- this proton flow enables ATP synthesis
how many subunits in F1
9 subunits
how many subunits in F0
3 subunits