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What happens to the H+ in the inter membrane space
it needs to enter the matrix of the mitochondria
how does the H+ enter the matrix
oxidative phosphorylation
what is oxidative phosphorylation
process of H+ ions moving into the matrix via ATP synthase
what direction does H+ move during oxidative phosphorylation
hi → low
passive transport
what is atp synthase
an enzyme complex
what does atp synthase do
-H+ ion channel (inter membrane space → matrix)
-enzyme
what happens when H+ moves through ATP synthase
when it moves through the channel it activates enzyme which catalyzes chemical reaction creating ATP
what does the movement of H+ ions from i.m to the matrix provide energy for
ATP synthase
what chemical reaction is catalyzed in ATP synthase
phosphorylation of ADP
ADP + Pi → ATP
how much ATP is made during phosphorylation of ADP
32-34 depending upon PMF size (proton motor force)
PMF size determines what
how many times ATP synthase activates
how much ATP is made from Aerobic C.R
Total: 34-38
2- glycolysis
2-kreb cycle
32-34- oxidative phosphorylation
oxidative phosphorylation is coupled with what?
this means…
oxidative phosphorylation is coupled with the electron transport chain, this means they are interdependent on each other
what do mitocndrial inhibitors
poison that can affect atp production since its made in the mitochondria
cyanide
competitive complex IV inhibitor
FCCP
photonophore
makes holes in the inner membrane
oligomycin
atp synthase inhibitor
-blocks H+ channel