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Glycolysis

how many ATP go in
2
Glycolysis

net gain
2 NADH

2 ATP
flouride inhibits which enzyme
enolase
the only reversible kinase in glycolysis
phosphoglycerate kinase
what poison inhibits glyceraldehyde-phosphate dehydrogenase
pentavalent arsenic
Malate aspartate shuttle

what receives the H+ from NADH
OAA, converts it to malate
Malate aspartate shuttle

in the inner mitochondrial membrane, what does OAA get converted to and what molecule donates the amino group
aspartate

glutamate
the 5 cofactors of PDH
thiamine pyrophosphate (vit B1)

coenzyme A (CoASH)

lipoic acid

FAD

NAD+
is PDH active or inactive when phosphorylated
inactive

PDH is active when dephosphorylated
what makes wet beri-beri wet
edema

congestive heart failure due to starvation of energy
Leighs disease
severe accumulation of lactic acid due to build up of pyruvate as a result of congenitally defective PDH complex
what does trivalent arsenic do
gobs up the disulfide swing arm of lipoic acid in PDH
3 things that allosterically stimulate PFK1
Fructose 2,6-bisphosphate

elevated [AMP]

elevated [Pi]
3 things that allosterically inhibit PFK1
elevated [ATP]

elevated [H+]

elevated [citrate]
inhibition of pyruvate kinase
elevated [ATP]
activation of pyruvate kinase
Fructose 1,6-bisphosphate
the enzyme that catalyzes the transfer of an amino group from glutamate to oxaloacetate in the malate/aspartate shuttle
aminotransferase
what keeps the malate/aspartate shuttle from running in reverse
cotransport of Glutamate into the mitochondrial matrix with H+
how does pyruvate get into the inner mitochondrial matrix
H+ symporter

since 4 H+ are required to make an ATP this is about I/4 of the cost of an ATP
trivalent arsenic and Hg+ gob up the PDH lipoamide swing arm. What's the stuff that treats this?
British Anti-Lewisite

aka Dimercaprol
beri-beri is a deficiency of
thiamine