Biochemistry 2280A Chapter Notes - Chapter 10: Atp Synthase, Ion Channel, Alkene

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Coa and nadh: 1st 3 work to convert pyruvate to acetyl-coa, enzymes: Latter 2 regulate the actions of pdh: pyruvate dehydrogenase (pdh, oxidizes pyruvate, creating o2, yields co2, 2 remaining c bind to thiamine pyrophosphate (vitamin. Coa, and citrate: step 2 -> citrate isomerized to isocitrate, aconitase. Isomerizes citrate -> isocitrate: step 3 -> -ketoglutarate and co2 formation. Isocitrate dehydrogenase: oxidizes and decarboxylates isocitrate -> form -ketoglutarate, generates the 1st co2 + nadh of cycle. Inhibited b atp + nadh + succinyl-coa: step 5 -> succinate formation, succinyl-coa synthetase, hydrolyzes the thioester bond in succinyl-coa -> form succinate + coa- Inhibitors -> atp, nadh, succinyl-coa, citrate: no activators. Inhibitors -> atp, nadh: activators -> adp, nad, -ketoglutarate complex. Inhibitors -> atp, nadh, succinyl-coa: activators -> adp, ca2+ 11. 4 oxidative phosphorylation: process which atp is generated via harnessing the h+ gradient and utilizes atp synthase to do so, proton-motive force, electrochemical gradient generated by etc across inner mitochondrial membrane.

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