Quantitative considerations of Ox.Phos Flashcards

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Q

How do you work out the electrical gradient ΔΨ?

A
ΔΨ= -RT/zF ln([Ain]/[Aout])
A= ion
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2
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How do you work out ΔpH?

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ΔpH= pH in - pH out

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3
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How do you find out the proton motive force Δp?

A

Δp = ΔΨ - 0.06ΔpH

- has to be in V

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4
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How do you measure the electrical gradient ΔΨ?

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  1. use phosphonium cations (TMP+)
  2. measure the mitochondrial matrix volume
  3. measure [TMP+] out directly using electrodes
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5
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How do you indirectly measure the ΔpH?

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- assuming that pKa of acid is same in and out
at equilibrium:
pH = -log10[H+]
not in equilibrium:
ΔpH = log10 [A-]in / [A-] out
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6
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How do you work out how much energy is released for a proton to move across a membrane?

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ΔG = -mFΔp
Δp = electrochemical potential in V
F = faradays constant
m = no. ions pumped
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7
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How do you work out how much energy is required for a proton to move across a membrane?

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ΔG = ΔG0 + RT ln ([C][D]/[A][B])

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