Test 2: Electron Transport and Oxidative Phosphorylation Flashcards
Electron transport chain:
What does complex 2 do?
-moves electrons to complex 3
-does not pump protons “shuttle system”
Electron transport chain:
What does complex 4 do?
-moves electrons to complex 4 by cytochrome oxidase
-makes 2 H20
-respiration part?
Electron transport chain:
What does complex 3 do?
?
Electron transport chain:
Complex 1?
-most “leakage” happens here
-results in superoxide
-redox centers
Where does the ETC take place?
mitochondria
What is the P side?
the N side?
intermembrane space (positive charges)
matrix (negative charges)
What does rate of respiration mean?
How much oxygen is used (in plasma cells is increased)
_________ is proportional to rate of respiration.
cristae (number varies depending on metabolic needs)
Is the outer or inner membrane more permeable?
outer membrane
Q complex?
?
What are the two electron shuttle systems from cytoplasm to mitochondria?
- Glycerol phosphate Shuttle
- Aspartate - Malate Shuttle
What are the Electron Carriers in the Mitochondria?
-NADH + H+ & FADH2
-Iron-sulfur protein
-Ubiquinone (UQ) and Coenzyme Q (move electrons from complex to complex)
-Cytochromes (moves electrons from 3 to 4?)
Which complexes are proton pumps?
complex 1, 3, 4
Which complex makes ATP?
5
How is oxidative phosphorylation regulated?
-availability of substrates (ADP, Pi, O2)
-oxidizable metabolism (NADH/FADH2)
How much ATP does NADH make?
How much ATP does FADH2 make?
2.5
2
Complexes ___ -___: oxidation and reduction.
1-4
Proton gradient, “Chemiosmotic model”:
Were is [H+] increased?
Where is it decreased?
intermembrane
matrix
Phosphorylation “complex V”:
ADP + Pi ——-> ATP by the action of ___________.
ATP synthase
What are the inhibitors of Complex 1?
Rotenone (insecticide) and Amytal (Barbiturate)
What is an inhibitor of complex 3?
Antimycin A antibiotic
What is an inhibitor of complex 4?
Cyanide Azide CO
What is an inhibitor of complex 5?
Oligomycin
What are the two types of “Uncouplers” of Oxidative Phosphorylation?
-chemical
-physiological UC
What are the chemical UC?
-2,4-dinitrophenol (DNP)
-Chlorocarbonylcyanide phenylhydrazone
(CCCP)
-Valinomycin
What are the physiological UC?
-Thyroxin
-Thermogenin “Brown fat”*
bypass complex V, no
ATP synthesis but heat
generation
Where is thermogenin present?
intermembrane space