Mitochondria Flashcards

1
Q

The ______ are the usual source of energy for the cell

A

high energy bonds in ATP

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2
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The primary sources of ATP in animal cells

A

fatty acids and glucose

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3
Q

the initial stages of glucose degradation occur

A

in the cytosol

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4
Q

oxidative phosphorylation: what it is and where it occurs

A

the terminal stages that involve oxygen that occurs in the mitochondria

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5
Q

endosymbiont hypothesis

A

inner mitochondria membrane is derived from bacteria, while the outer membrane would be derived from eukaryotic cell

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6
Q

mitochondria arose early in the evolution of eukaryotic cells by

A

endocytosis of bacteria capable of oxidative phosphorylation

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7
Q

The outer membrane of mitochondria is _______, and the inner membrane is ______ permeable and contains most of the machinery required for _______

A
  • semi-permeable
  • much less
  • oxidative phosphorylation
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8
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the surface of the inner membrane is greatly increased by

A

-a large number of infoldings known as cristae

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9
Q

The central space of the mitochondria =

A

matrix

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10
Q

mitochondrial proteins are synthesized in the _______ and imported via _______

A
  • cytosol

- TOM (translocase of outer membrane) and TIM (translocase of inner membrane) complexes

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11
Q

transport through TOM is _______ while transport through TIM is _______

A
  • passive

- ATP-dependent

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12
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Fusion

A
  • plays a key role in repairing damaged mitochondria

- dependent on GTPase Mfn and OPA1

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13
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fission

A
  • required for mitophagy

- dependent on GTPase Fis1 and Drp

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14
Q

During respiration in mitochondria,

A

electrons are released from NADH and transferred to O2 to form H2O

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15
Q

what generates the proton concentration gradient?

A

protons from the mitochondrial matrix are pumped across the inner membrane

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16
Q

proton transport also generates

A

electric potential across the inner mitochondria membrane (more negative in matrix as compared to the outside of the mitochondria)

17
Q

the energy released from _______ is stored both as electric potential and a proton concentration gradient in mitochondria

A

NADH