Unit 7. Mitochondrial Energetics and functions Flashcards

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_____: pathway that converts glucose to pyruvate

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glycolysis

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3 dietary sources that can be used to create pyruvate

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proteins
polysaccharides
fats

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Name 2 other names for krebs cycle

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tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle
citric acid cycle
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Main fxn of the kreb cycle

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metabolize Acetyl-CoA for energy release

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The Kreb cycle uses _____ for energy release

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Acetyl-CoA

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Acetyl CoA comes from aerobic catabolism of (3 things)

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AA
fatty acids
Carbs

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Anarobic catabolism for NRG sources occurs in the _____

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cytosol

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Aerobic catolism of carbs, FA and AA to form pyruvate occurs in the _____

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mitochondria

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What two intermediates can be transaminated to form AA

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oxaloacetate –> asparate

alpha ketoglutarate –> glutamate

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______–> _____ is the holding pattern in the kreb cycle

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citrate (6C) –> Isocitrate(6C)

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Nmeumonic for the kreb cycle

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cindy is kinky so she fornicates more often

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Order of the intermediates in the kreb cycle

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OAA- citrate- isocitrate- alph ketoglutarate- succinyl Coa- succinate- fumarate - malate- OAA

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13
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Kreb cycle is involved in _____ synthesis

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AA

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14
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the Kreb cycle donates an amino group to the ___cycle

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urea

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15
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What AA donates an amino group to the urea cycle

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asparate

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16
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The Kreb cycle reduces ____ and ____

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NAD & FAD

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17
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The kreb cycle is involved in _____ synthesis

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heme

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18
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OAA –> aspartic acid is a _____ process

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transamination

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19
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aspartic acid –> fumarate is a _____ process

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deamination

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20
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Succinate + _____ makes heme

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glycine

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21
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At what intermediate is heme formed within the kreb cycle

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succinate

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What are the four functions of the kreb cycle

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  1. metabolize acetyl-coa
  2. AA synthesis
  3. connects with urea cycle
  4. involved in heme synthesis
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Storage form of NRG created in the Kreb cycle

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3NAHD
1 FADH2
1 GTP

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The 2 C is _____ are oxidized to CO2 during kreb cycle

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acetyl -CoA

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What does transamination mean?
transfer of an amine
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Sum of CoA-SH ___ in Kreb
2
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Sum of NADH ___ in Kreb
3
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Sum of FADH2 ___ in Kreb
1
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Sum of GTP ___ in Kreb
1
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Sum of CO2 __ in Kreb
1
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Sum of Kreb : | __ CoA-SH + __ NADH + ___FADH2 + __GTP + ____ CO2
2 CoA-SH 3 NADH 1FADH2 1GTP 2CO2
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2 Carbons are __ to CO2
oxidized
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The NRG from oxidizing CO2 from 2 carbons is stored as _____
GTP, NADH, FADH2
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NADH and FADH2 are ____. They are molec that enable or enhance enzymes that store energy
coenzymes
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def: _____: a molecule that enables or enhances enzymes
coenzymes
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NADH and FADH2 are utilized during that reaction
oxidative phosphorylation
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As citrate goes through the cycle, how many carbons are liberated as CO2?
2 Loses it as a carboxyl group
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For each acetyl group that enters the citric acid cycle, ___ molec. of NADH and ___ molec. of FADH2 are produced
3 NADH | 1 FADH2
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___ acetyl- CoA molecules are produced from each glucose
2 acetyl- CoA = 2 cycles are required per glucose
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How many kreb cycles can occur from one glucose ? | Why?
2 cycles are required per glucose 2 acetyle-CoA are produced for each glucose = 2 cycles can occur
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Per glucose: __ GTP, ___NADH, ____FADH2, __CO2,___ Acetyl CoA
``` 2 GTP 6NAHD 2 FADH2 4CO2 2 Acetyl CoA ```
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Per pyruvate:: ___GTP, ___NADH, ___ FADH2, ___CO2
1GTP 3NADH 1FADH2 2CO2
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More ___ is needed to stimulate formation of extra OAA to increase citrate synthesis
acetyl-CoA
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During what rxn within Krebs is NADH produced
isocitrate--> KG KG--> succinate-CoA Malate--> OAA
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During what rxn within Krebs is CO2 produces
Isocitrate --> KG | KG--> Succinate CoA
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During what Kreb cycle rxn is GTP produced
Succinate-CoA--> succinate - the CoA is cleaved off
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During what reactions is CoA cleaved off ?
OAA--> Citrate | Succinate-CoA--> succinate
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During what Kreb cycle rxn is FADH produced
succinate--> fumarate
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What NRG storage molecules are present in a LOW NRG state?
ADP, NAD, FAD
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What NRG storage molecules are present in a HIGH NRG state?
ATP, NADH, FADH2
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the body is a __ NRG state when you are sitting on the couch
High NRG state
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What NRG storage molecules would be present when the Kreb cycle is stim
ADP, NAD, FAD Low NRG state -> wants to use this to make NRG
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___ ATP produced for every 1 NADH
3 ATPs
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___ATP produced for every 1 FADH2
2 ATP
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a single cycle of the kreb cycle will produce ____ ATP
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Divalent cations (like Ca2+) activate the ___ of the kreb cycle
dehydrogenase
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_____ATP concentrations favor Kreb cycle
Low ATP | High NRG STATE
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High Levels of NAD will activate which enzyme in the Kreb cycle
Citrate Synthase
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High levels of ADP will stim what enzyme in the kreb cycle
Isocitrate dehydrogenase | Alpha-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase
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High levels of Mg2+ will stim ____ enzyme in kreb cycle
succinate thiokinase dehydrogenase
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What enzymes will be inhibited by high ATP concentrations
citrate synthase | Isocitrate dehydrogenase
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What Enzyme will be inhibited by high NADH levels
Isocitrate dehydrogenase | alpha-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase
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Which enzyme will be inhibited with high levels of FA and ketone bodies
alpha ketoglutarate dehydrogenase
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What enzyme will be inhibited by OAA
succinate thioinase/ dehydrogenase
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_____ the breakdown of sugars
carbohydrate catabolism
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_____ pathway breaks glucose (6C) down into 2 pyruvate (3C) before it enters into krebs
glycolysis
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After glycolysis, pyruvate moves into the _____ in the cell
mitochondria
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After gylcolysis, pyruvate moves into the mitcho. and is coverted into _____
acetyl-CoA - to enter into the Kreb's cycle
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______: proteins are broken down by proteases into AA
protein catabolism
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proteins are broken by by ____ into AA before entering into krebs
proteases
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Fat catabolism involves ______ being hydrolyzed into FA and ____
triglycerides hydrolyzed into FA & glycerol
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glycerol is convered into glucose in the liver by way of _____
gluconeogenesis
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Is tis (ex. heart) FA are broken down through the process of ____ which results in acetyl- CoA
beta oxidation
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through what process can a FA be produced from the kreb cycle
citrate --> acetyl CoA --> FA
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Name 4 biproducts can can be produced from the Kreb cycle
2 AA: asp & glu Heme FA
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Is the body is in a High NRG state and doesnt need to go through Kreb the citrate can be sent out to the _______ to be further converted to FA
cytosol
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Name the 2 AA that can not be make up the Kreb cycle or go through the kreb
Luesine & Lysine - they are exclusively ketogenic
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What are to AA that are exclusively ketogenic
Luesine and lysine
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The total NRG gained from the complete breakdown of one molec of glucose by glycolysis, kreb, and oxidative phosphorylation is _____ ATP
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The citric cycle is called an ______ pathway bc it has catabolism and anabolism
amphibolic pathway
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The citric acid cycle is always followed by ______
oxidative phosphorylation
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____ is the primary e- donor in the ETC
NADH
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Complex ___, __, and ____ are proton pumps in the ETC
I, II, and IV
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___ and ___ are mobile electron carriers in the ETC
Q & cytochrome C
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The e- acceptor is____ in the ETC
oxygen
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ATP is generated from ADP + Pi by _____ in the ETC
ATP Synthase
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Location of ETC
inner mitochondrial membrane
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______: using O2 to oxidize NADH and FADH2 to release NRG for the phosphorylation of ADP to ATP
oxidative phosphorylation
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Complex I of ETC: ______ dependent dehydrogenase
NADH
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Complex III: _______ dependent dehydrogenase
FADH2
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Oxidation of NADH in ETC makes ____ ATP
3
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Oxidation of FAHD2 in ETC makes ____ ATP
2
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Electrons released from ___ flow thru the ETC
H+
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proton gradient pumps H+ from the ____ to the intermembrane space
matrix
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The electrical potential difference (neg. on the matrix side) creased the ______force in ETC
proton motive force
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______ force drives the ATP Synthase to make ATP in the ETC
proton motive force
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____ : bind to members of the ETC and prevent the flow of e-'s (give 3 ex)
ETC blockers ex: H2S, CO, CN
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(2) NADH dehydrogenase blockers In ETC
barbiturates | rotenone
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ATP inhibitor in ETC
oligomycin
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Blocker of complex IV (cytochrome oxidase) in ETC
H2S, CO, CN