L3A: Rxn Types that Transform Energy in Metabolism & L3B: Electron Carriers Flashcards

1
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what does oxidation form basis of

A

catabolism

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2
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what does reduction form basis of

A

anabolism

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3
Q

what does delta G’0 directly relate to

A

number of electrons transferred in a reaction

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4
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metabolic energy circuit - aerobic metabolism

A
  • electrons flow to intermediate biomolecules
  • electron carriers to final electron acceptor, O2
  • resultant EMF (electron motive force) provides energy to molecular energy transducers
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5
Q

4 ways of e- transfer

A
  • directly
  • as hydrogen atoms
  • as hydride ions
  • by direct combination of organic reductants w/ O2
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6
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what are the major e- carriers in metabolism

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NAD, NADP, FAD, FMN

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7
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what are NAD & NADP

A

soluble e- carriers that work w enzymes to carry e-s from one chem species to another

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8
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what does NAD function in

A

Catabolism

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9
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what does NADP function in

A

Anabolism

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10
Q

what are NAD & NADP derived from

A

the vitamin niacin (Vit B3)

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11
Q

dietary sources of niacin

A

tuna
salmon
halibut
venison
asparagus

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12
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what is a niacin deficiency called and what are the 3 symptoms

A

deficiency causes pellagra.
symptoms: dermatitis, diarrhea, dementia

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13
Q

what structure in NAD/NADP accepts the hydride ion

A

the nicotinamide ring

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14
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what is a hydride ion

A

2 electrons and 1 proton

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15
Q

what enzymes use NAD as coenzymes

A

dehydrogenases & hydrogenases

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16
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steps in a reduced substrate donating electrons

A
  • reduced substrate donates electrons to NAD+ using a dehydrogenase enzyme
  • the substrate has been oxidised
  • NAD had been reduced & carries electrons to another biomolecule

OIL RIG

17
Q

rxn of NAD & alcohol dehydrogenase (ADH)

A

CH3CH2OH + NAD+ —-> CH3CHO + NADH + H+
(in presence of ADH)

oxidises alcohols & allows alcohol consumption

18
Q

what does FAD stand for

A

flavin adenine dinucleotide

19
Q

what does FMN stand for

A

flavin mononucleotide

20
Q

what are FAD and FMN derived from

A

riboflavin (vit B2)

21
Q

dietary sources of riboflavin

A

milk
cheese
beans
leafy greens

22
Q

what kind of dehydrogenases do FAD and FMN covalently bind to

A

dehydrogenases called flavoproteins

23
Q

what structure in FAD & FMN accepts electron and in what form

A

the isoalloxazine ring accepts 1 or 2 electrons in the form of hydrogen atoms

24
Q

formula for addition of one and 2 e-s to FAD

A
  • FAD + H+ —> FADH
  • FAD + 2H+ —-> FADH2