Shuttle mechanism & Regulation Flashcards

0
Q

Enter the ETC through complex I

A

Malate aspartate shuttle

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1
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Shuttle mechanism

A

Malate aspartate shuttle

Glycerol phosphate shuttle

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2
Q

Most active NADH shuttle that functions in the LIVER, KIDNEY and heart

A

Malate aspartate shuttle

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3
Q

Enter the etc through complex II

A

Glycerol phosphate shuttle

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4
Q

Transfer reducing equivalents from NADH in SKELETAL MUSCLE and BRAIN

A

Glycerol phosphate shuttle

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5
Q

Shuttle mechanism
Reversible:
Irreversible:

A

R: malate aspartate
Irre: glycerol phosphate

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6
Q

Number of atp formed in glycolysis
Malate shuttle:
Glycerol shuttle:

A

M: 8 atp
G: 6 atp

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7
Q

When glucose enters GLYCOLYSIS and undergo KREBS CYCLE

A

Complete oxidation

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8
Q

Pyruvate must be converted to ___

Oxidize NAD to ____

A

Acetyl coA

NADH

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9
Q

How many atp if glucose is converted to acetyl coA?

A

12/14 depends on shuttle system

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10
Q

How many ATP in 1 mol of acetyl coA

A

12 ATP

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11
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2 acetyl coa= _ ATP

A

24 atp

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12
Q

How many mol of ATP produced if 1mol of glucose undergoes COMPLETE OXIDATION?

A

36/38 ATP depends on shuttle system

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13
Q

2 types of glycolysis

A

AEROBIC

ANAEROBIC

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14
Q

Type of glycolysis that forms pyruvate

A

Aerobic glycolysis

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15
Q

Type of glycolysis that forms lactate, ethanol and CO2

A

Anaerobic glycolysis

16
Q

Fermentation of lactate in

A

Rapidly contracting muscle

Rbc

17
Q

Fermentation of ethanol in

A

Yeast

18
Q
Fates of pyruvate: what enzymes?
Product:
1. Lactate
2. Pyruvate
3. Oxaloacetate
4. Ethanol
A

Enzymes:

  1. Lactate DH
  2. Pyruvate DH
  3. Pyruvate carboxylase
  4. Pyruvate decarboxylase & alcohol DH
19
Q

Common mechanism of metabolic regulation

A

Allosteric regulation
*Covalent modification
Hormonal regulation

20
Q

Feed back inhibition or feed forward activation

A

Allosteric regulation

21
Q

Phosphorylation and dephosphorylation

A

Covalent modification

22
Q
Enzyme: HEXOKINASE
Found in:
Km:
Inhibitor:
Activator:
A

Muscle
Low km
Inhibitor: glucose 6-phosphate (allosteric effector)
Activator: glucose

23
Q
Enzyme: GLUCOKINASE
Found in:
Km:
Inhibitor:
Activator:
A

Liver
High km
Inhibitor: fructose 6 phosphate
Activator: glucose, insulin (hormonal effector) ,

24
Q

When the glucose in the blood is ⬆️ it will enter the..

A

Liver

25
Q

Major regulatory enzyme: PHOSPHOFRUCTOKINASE
Inhibitor:
Activator:

A
Inhibitor: 
ATP (allosteric effector)
Citrate
Activator:
AMP
ADP
Fructose 2,6 bisphosphate
26
Q

Enzyme: PFK-2
Inhibitor:
Activator:
Regulated by:

A

I: glucagon
A: insulin
R: hormonal effectors and covalent modification

27
Q

Enzyme: PYRUVATE KINASE
Inhibitor:
Activator:

A

I: Atp, Alanine
A: fructose 1,6 bisphosphate, adp

28
Q

Phosphorylation ( Inactive form)
Dephosphorylation ( active form)

Under hormone control..
Inhibitor:
Activator:

A

Inhibitor: Glucagon & epinephrine
Activator: insulin

29
Q

Sugar found in adipose tissue

A

Fructose

30
Q

Metabolic intermediate of glycolysis

A

Glucose 6 phosphate

31
Q

Mono that can undergo glycolysis by converting it into intermediate

A

Fructose & galactose