Metabolism/Pyruvate Flashcards
ATP carries what molecule in the active form? NADH, NADPH, FADH2?
Phosphoryl groups
Electrons
CoA, lipoamide carry what molecule in the active form? Biotin?
Acyl Groups
CO2
Tetrahydrofolates carry what molecule in the active form? S-adenosylmethionine (SAM)? TPP?
1 carbon molecule
CH3 group
Aldehydes
NAD+ is used in what kind of processes? NADPH?
NAD+ is for catabolic rxn
NADPH is for anabolic rxn (“a PHAN rxn”)
How is NADPH produced from what biologic process? NADPH is used in 4 different places. Where are they?
HMP Shunt
Anabolic processes Respiratory burst Cytochrome P-450 system Glutathione reductase "G-CAR"
At low concentration, which enzyme: hexokinase or glucokinase dominants? Where is hexokinase not found?
hexokinase sequesters glucose in tissue
In the liver and pancreatic ß cells.
Which has higher affinity hexokinase or glucokinase?
Which has higher capacity?
Induced by insulin?
Feedback inhibited by glucose-6-phosphate?
Induced by Diabetes in young patients?
Hexokinase
Glucokinase
Glucokinase (has the word glucose in its name
Hexokinase
Glucokinase
ALT allows alanine to go to _________? Pyruvate carboxylase can turn pyruvate to oxaloacetate that can be to __________ and ________. Pyruvate carboxylase also needs what cofactor to progress?
Pyruvate
- replenish TCA (provide oxaloacetate)
- Gluconeogenesis (makes PEP)
Biotin
Lactic Dehydrogenase requires what vitamin? LDH is a major pathway in what organs and their components (6)?
B3
- RBCs
- WBCs
- kidney medulla
- lens
- testes
- cornea
How much ATP is made per acetyl-coA? How many acetyl-coA are there per glucose?
10/ATP
2 acetyl-coA per glucose
FADH2 is metabolized at what part in the Electron transport chain? NADH enters the mitochondria via _________ and ________ shuttles?
Complex 2
Malate-aspartate, glycerol-3- phosphate shuttle.
“MAG energy”
Rotenone blocks complex ? Antimycin blocks complex? Cyanide and Carbon monoxide blocks complex _? Oligomycin blocks complex _?
rotenONE (complex 1)
Antimycin (complex 3)
Oligomycin (complex 5)
Cyanide and Carbon Monoxide (complex 4)
Electron Transport Inhibitors cause increase or decrease in proton gradient? (give examples) How about ATP synthase inhibitors (give examples)?
Decrease in proton gradient.
(complex 1, 3, 4)
Increase in proton gradient
(complex 5: oligomycin)
Uncoupling agents do what to the membrane? This causes ______ in proton gradient and ______ in oxygen consumpton. What is the end result? Give examples.
increase permeability
decreased gradient
increased O2 consumption
Examples: 2,4-Dinitrophenol (weight loss), aspirin, thermogenin in brown fat.