TCA cycle Flashcards
exam 2
fates for pyruvate (4)
(1) TCA
(2) lactate
(3) oxaloacetate
(4) alanine
Energy Bookkeeping:
Glycolysis
2 NADH
2 ATP
Energy Bookkeeping:
pyruvate DH
2 NADH
Energy Bookkeeping:
TCA cycle
I cycle:
3 NADH
1 FADH2
1 GTP
each NADH yields ____ ATP
2.5
Each FADH yields ___ ATP
1.5
How many ATP is produced in the end of aerobic
32/38
If NADH from cytosolic glycolysis is transported via the glycerol-phosphate shuttle then only _____ ATP is produced
30/36
Metabolic node
TCA cycle
pyruvate is transported into the
mitochondria
where does oxidative metabolism take place w/in mito?
matrix
pytuvate DH rxn is an
irreversible process
Pyruvate is made into acetyl-coA with what enzyme and cofactor and what is the product
the rxn is catalyzed by pyruvate DH with NAD+ as a cofactor
- CO2 is released
What is so special of CoA?
the sulfur bond
Overall Rxn of the pyruvate DH rxn.
[Pyruvate] + [HSCoA ]+ [NAD+]—-> [AcCoA] + [CO2] + [NADH] + [H+]
coenzyme on E1 of pyruvate DH
Thiamine Pyrophsophate
Thiamine is derived from
Vit. B
thiamine binds to pyruvate on
thiazole ring
E1 releases
CO2
obtained from enriched cereals, grains, pork, legumes, seed, nuts
Vit. B
Deficiency of thiamine leads to
- wernicke’s
- wet beri
- dry beri
wet beri
cardiovascular
dry beri
muscle weakness
A young adult is seen with symptoms of fatigue and muscle cramps. The patient is diagnosed to have a thiamine deficiency. Which of the following metabolic acids is the most likely to accumulate under these circumstances?
A. Oxaloacetate B. Succinate C. Isocitrate D. Malate E. Pyruvate
E. Pyruvate
active arm on E2 of pyruvate DH
lipoate
riboflavin is derived from
Vit. B2
coenzyme on E3 of pyruvate DH
FAD
FAD
accepts electrons from lipoate onto flavin ring
riboflavin deficiency leads to
Chielosis and Glossitis
Pyruvate DH is inhibited by
Phosphorylation