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the coupling of electron transport to the formation of ATP in the mitochondria is known as ___
oxidative phosphorylation
what is the source of energy that drives ATP formation in oxidative phosphorylation

what is the name of the theory that describes this process?
proton gradient across the inner mitochondrial membrane

chemiosmotic theory
what limits the degree to which oxidative phosphorylation takes place in the cell
the amount of ADP and oxygen present in the cell
what type of tissue in mammals provides a mechanism for the uncoupling of oxidation and phosphorylation?

relatively high levels found in newborns

electron transport continues even when there is plenty of ATP present
brown fat
what is the purpose of the uncoupling mechanism of brown fat?

what protein is responsible for this mechanism?
it generates excess heat, which helps to keep newborns warm

thermogenin
single base change of an Arg to His in the mitochondrial gene ND4

deformation of complex I of the electron transport chain

results in bilateral loss of vision in early adulthood
Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy
products of the pentose phosphate pathway

what are they used for?
riboses needed for synthesis of DNA and RNA

NADPH needed for biosynthesis of molecules, detoxification and excretion in the liver, and reduction of glutathione in RBCs
key enzyme in the pentose phosphate pathway

what stage of the pathway does it stimulate?
G6PD

oxidative stage
what ratio effects G6PD activity?
NADP/NADPH ratio
inheritance pattern for G6PD deficiency
X-linked recessive
products of the pentose phosphate pathway

what are they used for?
riboses needed for synthesis of DNA and RNA

NADPH needed for biosynthesis of molecules, detoxification and excretion in the liver, and reduction of glutathione in RBCs
key enzyme in the pentose phosphate pathway

what stage of the pathway does it stimulate?
G6PD

oxidative stage
what ratio effects G6PD activity?
NADP/NADPH ratio
inheritance pattern for G6PD deficiency
X-linked recessive