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true or false:
The ETC is highly exergonic? |
true
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what are the strong electron donors of the ETC?
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NADH and FADH2
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What is a strong electron acceptor in the TCA cycle?
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molecular O2
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Coupling of ETC to ATP synthase creates what?
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electrochemical gradient across the membrane
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what is the rate of respiration controlled by in the ETC?
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availability of ADP
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What is the function of the chemiosmotic hypothesis?
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ATP synthesis is driven by the electrochemical gradient.
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What are the two main components of ATP synthase?
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F0 and F1
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What is the function of F0?
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forms the transmembrane channel for the movement of H+ into the matrix
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What is the catalytic component of ATP synthase (the beta subunit)
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F1
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another proposed mechanism of the ETC is the exchange of energy via a high-energy______?
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phosphate which phosphorylates ADP
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the free energy of e transport is temporarily stored in a high-energy ______ of the carriers themselves.
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conformation
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what will stop ATP synthesis without affecting the electron transport?
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uncouplers of oxidative phosphorylation
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what happens to the free energy in the ETC?
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it is released as heat
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true or false:
carriers are bound to uncouplers? |
false
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The following things are characteristic of what molecule?
-an amphipathic molecule -actually carries H+ across the membrane -results in dissapation of the gradient |
2,4-Dinitrophenol
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true or false:
2,4-Dinitrophenol speeds up ATP? |
true
(Dr. Davidson said this during lecture) |
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What creates a membrane channel in the ETC?
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Ionophores
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True or false:
Thermogenin is not a natural endogenous uncoupler in the inner mitochondrion matrix of mammals. |
false, it is
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True or false:
Thermogenin is a protein? |
true
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What is the function of respiratory inhibitors in the ETC?
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they block the flow of the elecrons
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What is the function of site-specific inhibitors?
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binding to a component in the chain
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true or false:
Inhibitors unblock the ox/red of the carrier? |
false, they block the carrier
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Complex I -> ?
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CoQ
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CoQ-?
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barbituates (amytal)
e.g. rotenone |
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CoQ->
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cyt b- cyt c
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cyt b- cyt c -
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actimycin A
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Complex IV-
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binding of cyt a3
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cyt a3-
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CN-, H2S, CO, azide (N3-)
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which complex consists of serious inhibitors that will block the ETC?
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complex IV
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What are the 2 inhibitors of ATP synthase?
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Oligomycin and DCCD
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what is the mechanism of the inhibitors of ATP synthase
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bind to F0- blocks the H+ channel
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true or false:
Inhibitors of ATP synthase will directly affect the ETC? |
false, it will indirectly affect the ETC because no protons will be coming into the ETC, therefore, the chain would be too steep and would not be able to overcome its barriers.
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true or false:
Thermogenin is an uncoupler protein? |
true
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Atractyloside inhibits what?
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the ATP/ ADP translocase
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true or false:
In ATP/ ADP translocase, a single membrane translocator is involved? |
true
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true or false:
ATP/ADP translocase is in the inner mitochondrion matrix? |
true
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what is the consensus of H+ pumped in :
NADH -> O2- ? |
10 H+/ 2e's
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What would old textbooks say about the number of ATP synthesized for every 2 e's passed along the ETC?
(how many NADH; FADH2) |
3 NADH and 2 FADH2
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What would current textbooks say about the number of ATP synthesized for every 2 e's passed along the ETC?
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2.5 NADH and 1.5 FADH2
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Can NADH cross the inner mitochondrion matrix?
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no
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the _____-_____ shuttle transports NADH across the inner mitochondrion matrix?
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malate-aspartate
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the______ shuttle transports FADH2 across the inner mitochondrion matrix?
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glycerophosphate
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using the "new system", how many ATP's are produced; using two pyruvates?
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36
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using the "old system" how many ATP's are produced; using two pyruvates?
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38
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