protein lecture 3 Flashcards

1
Q

what is the Gibbs free energy?

A

maximum energy of a reaction

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2
Q

what is an enthalpy?

A

internal energy

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3
Q

what is an entropy?

A

a disorder

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4
Q

what is it when the energy proceeds?

A

exergonic

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5
Q

what is it when the energy is reversed?

A

endergonic

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6
Q

if a reaction is endergonic the change in Gibbs free energy is?

A

positive

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7
Q

what are the examples of the standard state conditions?

A

reactants and products at 1 molar concentrations

pressure of all gases at 1 atmosphere

temperature is 25c

PH7

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8
Q

under the standard state conditions what temperature are the reactions performed?

A

25

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9
Q

if a reaction is at the equilibrium what is the Gibbs free energy?

A

zero

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10
Q

how can Keq be described as?

A

products/ reactants

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11
Q

what happens in a reaction coupling?

A

the exergonic reaction drive endergonic reaction.

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12
Q

what is ATP hydrolysis?

A

exergonic

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13
Q

what is included in the ATPase Assay?

A

ATP hydrolysis

2x enzymes : pyruvate kinase and lactate dehydrogenase

3x reagents: ATP, phosphoenolpyruvate and NADH

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14
Q

what reaction is the ATP synthesis?

A

endergonic

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15
Q

what happens when they have a more positive E0?

A

stronger oxidising agent - electron acceptor

weaker reducing agent

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16
Q

what happens when they is more negative E0 ?

A

weaker oxidizing agent

stronger reducing agent- electron donor.

17
Q

what does the ETC promote?

A

H+ gradient across the inner mitochondrial inner membrane

18
Q

what does RCC1 uses?

A

NADH

19
Q

what does RCCII uses?

A

FADH2

20
Q

how much ATP/NADH produced from RCCI?

A

2.5

21
Q

how much ATP/FADH2 is produced from RCCII?

A

1.5

22
Q

what is the ratio in the bioenergetics?

A

NADH and FADH2 - Phosphate to Oxygen Ratio (P:O)

23
Q

what is included and produced in the RCCI ?

A
  • Complex I (Pumps 4 x H+)
  • Complex III (Pumps 2 x H+)
  • Complex IV (Pumps 4 x H+) = 10 x H
24
Q

What is included and produced in the RCCII?

A

Complex II (Not a pump)

  • Complex III (Pumps 2 x H+)
  • Complex IV (Pumps 4 x H+) = 6 x H+
25
Q

where is the insulin from?

A

pancreatic B cells

26
Q

what is the insulin released with?

A

high blood glucose

27
Q

where is the glucagon from?

A

pancreatic a cells

28
Q

what is glucagon released with?

A

low blood glucose

29
Q

what does glucagon do?

A

decreases insulin inhibition

releases signal via hypothalamus.

30
Q

where is the epinephrine from?

A

adrenal medulla and nerve endings

31
Q

where is the cortisol from?

A

adrenal cortex

32
Q

what is insulin from pancreatic B cells stimulated by?

A

ATP

33
Q

what are the steps of the insulin release ?

A

1) Glucokinase (In glycolysis)
Response to [glucose]

2) ATP produced in mitochondria

3) ATP-sensitive potassium channels close

4) Charge across the membrane (Ψ) changes

5) Calcium gates open

6) Insulin vesicles fuse with membrane

7) Insulin released into blood

34
Q

what is caused by SGLT1?

A

severe diarrhoea and weight loss

35
Q

what is caused by GLUT1?

A

nervous system disorders

36
Q

what is caused by GLUT2?

A

falcon-bickel syndrome and NIDDM

37
Q

what does GLUT4 causes?

A

NIDDM

38
Q

what does GLUT5 causes?

A

fructose intolerance