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Enzymes in Peroxisome
Oxidases
Catalase
β-Oxidation enzymes
Enzymes for biosynthesis of cholesterol, bile acids, plasmalogens
Peroxisomal Oxidase Rxn
O2-dependent oxidation, produce H2O2
Peroxisomal Catalase Rxn
Detoxification:
- Convert H2O2 to H2O + O2
Or
- Use H2O2 to oxidize alcohol/nitrates in liver
Peroxisomal β-Ox'dn vs Mitochondrial β-Ox'dn
Long & very long lipid
vs
Short lipid
Peroxisome Formation
Growth and fission of existing Prxm
*some de novo biogenesis
Peroxisomal proteins formation
All encoded by nucleus
Import into Prxm directed by
PTS (Prxm Targeting Sequences)
or mPTS to matrix or membrane
Zellweger's Syndrome
Protein import disorder during Prxm biogeneis
*linked to craniofacial defects
X-ALD
- X-linked Adrenoleukodystrophy
- Defects in Prxm Transporter Protein (involed in VLCFAs breakdown)
- VLCFA accum., systemic dmg
- Lorenzo's oil to replace plasmoalogens
Mitochondrial Compartment Enzymes
MOM - Porin
IMS - Enzymes that +(P) nucleotides using ATP
MIM - ETC enzymes and ATP synthase
Matrix - enzymes for β-ox'dn, pyruvate ox'dn, TCA
Principal roles of Mitochondria
- Make ATP thru TCA and OxPh
- Tissue homeostatis (role in apoptosis)
- Make ROS
- Calcium homeostasis
- Steroid and heme synthesis
How to make ATP production spontaneous?
Couple ADP +(P) (7.3kcal)
with NADH ox'dn (-37.8kcal)
and O2/H+ reduction (-14.8kcal)
3 Major steps to extract chemical E from glucose
1. Glycolysis
2. TCA
3. Oxidative +(P)
Glycolysis Summary
2 (Pyruvate + NADH + ATP + H+ + H2O)
TCA Summary
GTP + FADH2 + 3 NADH + 2 CO2 + 2 H+ +CoA-SH
Where does TCA take place?
Matrix
Products of TCA
GTP, FADH2, 3 NADH
Releases CO2
PMF
Proton-Motive Force
- the electrochemical potential of protons across MIM
*depends on Temp and pH
*5 kcal for each proton
How much to make one ATP under cellular conditions?
about 10 kcal according to Peter Mitchell's Chemiosotic hypothesis
Endosymbiotic hypothesis
Origin of mitochondria
Aerobic bacteria ingested by anaerobic bacteria, survival advantage, symbiotic partnership
mtDNA
Circular dsDNA plasmid
No histones
10x higher mutation rate
# genes and products on human mtDNA
- 37 genes
- 13 proteins, 2 rRNA, 22 tRNA
mtDNA inheritance
Maternal
How does MT import proteins
- targeting sequence
- TOM (Outer Membrane) and TIM (Inner Membrane) membrane proteins
Mitochondrial link to Neurodegeneration
PD, Alz, Hunt - MT dynamics problems