Metabolic Pathways Flashcards
oxidation
loss e-
reduction
gain e-
decarboxylation
loose co2
role of NAD and NADP
both can be reduced to NADH NADPH by picking up 2 high energy e- and proton
glycolysis (energy investment and generation stage)
10 reactions
investment = 1-3 atp hydrolysis (ATP - ADP by PFK)
generation = 7 & 10 = substrate level phosphorylation, NAD reduced = ADP - ATP
stages 6 and 7 of glycolysis are …
coupled
6 = aldehyde binds to enzyme and causes oxidation, NAD accepts e- = NADH, enzyme displaced by Pi = high energy sugar
7 = ADP catalyst by enzyme forming ATP
(oxidation of aldehyde to carboxylic acid releases energy and captured in ATP and NADH
where does lactate come from
no o2 = NADH oxidised and pyruvate reduced forming lactate so NAD can form and be reused
link reaction
pyruvate moves into mitochondria and decarboxylated = acetyl co A (dehydrogenase)
beta oxidation
FA’s converted to fatty acetyl co a
enters beta oxidation = 4 rections
reduces no, of carbons by 2
produces acetyl co a, 1 nadh, 1 fadh2 per cycle
kerbs / tca cycle
cycle of 8 reactions to reform oxalocetate from citrate
acetyl co a - 4c oxaloacetate - 6c tricarboxylic acid (citric acid)
3xnadh
1xfadh2
1xgtp