BCH 400 Oxidative Phosphorylation

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Where does oxidative phosphorylation occur?

Inner mitochondrial membrane

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What are the electron donors?

NADH and FADH2

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What is the final electron acceptor?

Oxygen

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What is the final product of oxygen reduction?

Water

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What molecule is phosphorylated to form ATP?

ADP

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What drives ATP synthesis?

Proton gradient

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What is the chemiosmotic hypothesis?

Electrochemical gradient

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In the electron transport chain, electrons move from ___ reduction potential to ___ reduction potential?

lower, higher

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Is the flow of electrons in the electron transport chain endergonic or exergonic?

Exergonic

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In the electron transport chain, where do NADH electrons enter?

Complex I

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In the electron transport chain, where do FADH2 electrons enter?

Complex II

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In the electron transport chain, what carries electrons from Complex I/II to III?

Coenzyme Q

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In the electron transport chain, what carriers electrons from Complex III to IV?

Cytochrome c

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In the electron transport chain, what complex transfers electrons to oxygen?

Complex IV

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In the electron transport chain, what complex contains succinate dehydrogenase?

Complex II

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In the electron transport chain, what complex(es) pumps protons?

Complexes I, III, IV

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In the electron transport chain, which complex contains the Q cycle?

Complex III

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In the electron transport chain, what follows Complex I?

Coenzyme Q

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In the electron transport chain, what follows Complex II?

Coenzyme Q

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In the electron transport chain, what follows Coenzyme Q?

Complex III

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In the electron transport chain, what follows Complex III?

Cytochrome c

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In the electron transport chain, what follows cytochrome c?

Complex IV

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In the proton gradient, where are protons pumped?

Intermembrane space

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In the proton gradient, where do protons originate?

Mitochondrial matrix

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In the proton gradient, where do protons return?

Mitochondrial matrix

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In the proton gradient, what membrane separates these compartments?

Inner mitochondrial membrane

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What does the proton gradient store?

Potential energy

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What happens when the proton gradient dissipates?

ATP production decreases

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What is Complex V?

ATP synthase

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What is the membrane portion of ATP synthase?

Fo

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What is the catalytic portion of ATP synthase?

F1

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What causes ATP synthase to rotate?

Proton flow

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What are the three beta-subunit conformations?

Loose, Tight, Open

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Which conformation binds ADP and Pi?

Loose

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Which conformation forms ATP?

Tight

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Which conformation releases ATP?

Open

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What inhibits Complex I?

Rotenone

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What inhibits Complex III?

Antimycin A

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What inhibits ATP synthase?

Oligomycin A

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What inhibits Complex IV?

Cyanide

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What is an example of an uncoupler?

2,4-DNP

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What does an uncoupler destroy?

Proton gradient