Lecture 3: Mitochondria Flashcards

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1
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What does the movement of electrons down the ETC lead to?

A

the establishment of a electrochemical proton gradient

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What does the electrochemical proton gradient cause?

A

The generation of ATP through ATP synthase

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3
Q

What does ATP synthesis require?

A

A proton impermeable inner mito membrane

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4
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ATP synthase converts __ energy into _ energy to obtain ATP

A

chemical, mechanical

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5
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How many distinct membranes do mitochondria contain?

A

2 with protein and lipid composition function

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6
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What do mitochondria activities depend on?

A

protein and RNA import from the cytosol

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What is one mitochondrial disease?

A

Leigh syndrome

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What cause mitochondrial diseases?

A

mutations in the mitochondrial DNA ad/or nuclear DNA encoding protein that function in mitochondrias

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What does the severity of mitochondrial diseases depend on?

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The % of mito with mutated DNA

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10
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What is immunofluorescence?

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Cells that are chemically fixed and stained with primary antibodies that recognize the antigen of interest and secondary antibodies that are coupled to fluorophores and that recognize primary antibody

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