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Cell metab processes that occur in cytosol
oxidation of:
-simple sugars, FA, AA via glycolysis
Glycolysis rxn
glucose --> 2 pyruvate + 2NADH + 2ATP
-anaerobic, in all cells cytosol
CAC rxn
§ Acetyl coA + oxaloacetate --> -->3NADH, 1FADH2, 1GTP
glucose --=~30ATP via ox phos
Pyruvate dehydrogenase rxn (fcn)
pyruvate --> acetyl CoA
in mitochondrial matrix
Oxidative phosphorylation
-location
-fcn
-major components
-inner mitoch membrane (impermeable)
-more cristae = more surf area for oxphos
-generates ATP
-O2, NADH, FADH2, F1F0ATPase, ANT, complexes, cytchC
Mitochondria:
outer membrane
-barrier btwn mitoc & EC space
○ has porin channels for smaller molec passage
○ Larger molecs req active transport
Mitochondria: intermembrane space
-btwn outer & inner mem
○ Hosts CytchC & H+/voltage gradient (↑H+ = ↓pH here)
○ Cardiolipin = protein that helps keep membrane impermeable (desirable so can build H+ gradient for ATP synth)
Mitochondria: inner membrane
(folds =cristae =↑surfarea): where most of ETC components are (except cytocr C)
Mitochondria: matrix
-like cytosol of cells
-where CAC happens, ox pyruvate & FA
○ Also mitoc DNA, ribosomes, tRNA
○ Has higher pH than intermemb space = H+ grad for ATP synth
Mitoch poisons: arsenic
-mech of fcn
-effect
-inhib pyruvate dehydrogenase complex
Prevents gen of acetyl coA
Mitoch poisons: cyanide
-mech of fcn
-effect
-inhib complex IV of ETC
-Prevents transp of H+ from cytochr C oxidase to O2
Mitoch poisons: rotenone
-mech of fcn
-effect
-inhib complex I of ETC -Prevents transfer of e- from complex I to ubiquinone
Mitoch poisons: ○ Mitochondrial uncouplers (2,4-dinitrophenol, DNP; FCCP): proton ionophors
-Bind to H+ & cross mitoch inner membr --> DISSIPATE H+ gradient
Mitoch poisons: oligomycin
-mech of fcn
-effect
-inhib ATP synthase (F1F0) -Blocks ATP gen via ox phos
Uncoupling proteins
-general fcn
-1, 2, 3, 4/5
-disrupt H+ gradient across inner mitoch membr (bypass ATP synthase by moving H+ back to matrix... generate heat
-protect via red ROS?
-1(thermogenin): in brown adip tissue in newborn mammals & hibernating animals
2-expr in many tissues; linked to obesity & weight regulation
3-mostly in skeletal & cardiac muscle
4/5-mostly in brain & testis
Mitoch fusion genes
-DRP1 (mut --> microcephaly)
-FIS1
Mitoch fission genes
-MFN2 (mut--> Charcot-Marie-Tooth2A (CMT2A))
-OPA1 (mut -->Autosomal Dominant Optic Atrophy (ADOA))
Mitoch DNA characteristics
-size, shape, coding capacities
-inheritance
-small (16kb)
-circular, double-stranded
-codes 13 prot, some rRNA some tRNA
-gets other prot machinery from cell's nucleus
-maternally inherited; high rate of mutation
Mitoch DNA mutation diseases
-LHON Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy
○ Kearns-Sayre syndrome (KSS)
○ MELAS (mitoc encephalomayopathy, lactic acidosis, stroke-like episodes)
**tissues w/ high energy req (brain, heart, musc) are esp vulnerabe to mitoch dysfcn)
Warburg effect (cancer metab)
○ Cancer cells predominantly pdc energy by glycolysis rather than oxphos