OxPhos Flashcards

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Atractyloside

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inhibit ATP/ADP translocase

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2
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Amytal

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bartibutate-trx-anxiety, insomnia, epilepsy

reversible inhibitor of NADH dehydrogenase on complex I

Block ETC-protect cardiac muscle during ischemia-less ROS production

no NADH oxidized, but succinate can still enter chain addled to some e- transport and low levels ATP (complex 2)

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3
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Rotenone

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Pesticide

Potent inhibitor of NADH dehydrogenase on complex 1

no NADH oxidized, but succinate can still enter chain addled to some e- transport and low levels ATP (complex 2)

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Antimycin

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inhibitor of complex III

binds to cyt b in reduced state

anti fungal for plants

no ATP made-complex 3, CytC, and 4 stay oxidized

complex I, CoQ, and complex II fully reduced

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5
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CN poisoning

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CN binds to oxidized heme

  • need to recycle Fe for complex 4 to work
  • can’t reduce O2 to H2O

Essentially shuts down complex 4
- all before it is reduced though

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6
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CN poisoning Trx

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Nitrate followed by/or thiosulfate

NO-forces Hb to Met Hb (by converting ferrous to ferric), much more Hb then complex 4 in body-CN can bind to metHb to make CNmetHb so less binds to complex 4

Thiosulfate (S2O3) with CN make SCN-soluble in urine

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7
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Rhodanese

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make S2O3 into SCN and SO32-

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8
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CN vs CO

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CO binds to Fe2+ heme in complex 4

CN binds to Fe3+ heme

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9
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Oligomycin

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binds to Fo potion of ATP synthase-blocking proton pathway+preventing reentry to protons into mito matrix

Proton gradient builds up-pumping of H+ stop-stops redox reactions=all remains oxidized

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10
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AraC and AZT

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damages inner mito membranes-permeable to protons

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11
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DNP/high dose asparin

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Lipid soluble substances that bind and transport protons through inner membrane (from inter membrane space to matrix side)

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12
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thermogenin

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UCP-1
Proton channel
Babies don’t know how to shiver-so use UCP
In Brown adipose tissue
UCP1 expresión greatly increases in response to cold
STIM by cold @ hypo, SNS, norepi, TAG to FFA, stem thermogenin opening

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13
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MELAS

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Mito encephalopy, lactic acidosis, and stroke

  • Mito tRNA for Leu messed up (mito has own tRNA pool
  • comlpex 1 and 4 messed up
  • muscle pain/weakness, lactic acid build up, seizures, infantile/early childhood onset
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14
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m-MD

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malate dehydrogenase

malate-aspartate shuttle

Malate+2e- + (NAD to oxaloacete and NADH+2e- or vice versa in c version

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15
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AST

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amino transferase

malate-aspartate shuttle

oxaloacetate and glutamine into aspartate and alpha ketoglutarate

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16
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malate-aspartate inner membrane transporters

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malate+2e- into matrix for alpha keto out

glutamate into matrix for aspartate out

17
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GAPDH

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G3PDH

malate-aspartate shuttle/Glycerol phosphate shuttle

G3P +NAD to make 1,3 BP glycerinate and NADH+2e-

18
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m-GPDH

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only in glycerol phosphate shuttle pathway

  • G3+ plus 2 e- and FAD to make FADH2 (2e-) and DHAP for m

other is reverse