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Who do NADH electron enter the mitochondria?
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Malate-Aspartate or Glycerol-3-Phosphate Shuttle
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How many ATP does ATP synthase produce when using NADH?
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3 ATP
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How many ATP does ATP synthase produce when using FADH2?
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2 ATP
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What is an ATPase Inhibitor and what is the result?
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Oligomycin
Stops electron transport and increases the proton gradient |
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How does Aspirin act on the ETC?
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Uncoupling agent increasing the permeability of the membrane decreasing the proton gradient and increasing O2 consumption; ATP synthesis stops but electron transport continues producing heat; FEVER with OD
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What is thermogenin?
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It is in Brown Fat and is utilized to maintain warmth; uncoupling agent
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What is the net result of an Electron Transport Inhibitor?
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causes a decrease in the proton grandient and blocks ATP synthesis
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What are examples of Electron Transport Inhibitors?
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Rotenone, Cyanide, Antimycin A, CO
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What is rotenone?
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Insecticide that is an Electron Transport Inhibitor
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