Lecture 22 TCA Flashcards

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where does the TCA cycle occur and where is ATP produced?

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occurs in mitochondrial matrix, in the mitochondrial cristae in the inner membrane

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What are the 3 characteristics of the TCA cycle?

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aerobic conditions
more ATP generated than glycolysis
occurs in mitochondria

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pyruvate to acetyl CoA requires how many enzymes and how many coenymes?

What are they?

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3, 5

TPP, Lipoic acid, FAD
CoA, NAD (stoichiometric cofactors)

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What are the 3 steps to generate acetyl CoA from pyruvate?

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1) Decarboxylation
2) Oxidation
3) Transfer acetyl group to CoA

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Carboxylation reaction

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CO2 lost to create hydroxylethyl-TPP, catalyzed by E1

decarboxylation occurs BEFORE protonation in the mechanism

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Oxidation Reaction

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hydroxyethyl oxidized to acetyl and transferred to lipoamide creating a rich thioester bond

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Formation of acetyl group

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acetyl group transferred to CoA
E2 catalyzed
thioester bond remains

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PDH regeneration

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transfer electrons to return lipoamide to orginal form
2 electrons transferred to FAD, then to NAD+
oxidized lipoamide catalyzed by E3

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What links glycolysis to the TCA?

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PDH via acetyl CoA creation

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PDH regulation

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regulated allosterically and by reverse phosphorylation

high acetyl CoA inhibits E2

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