Cell Bio- Oxidative Phosphorylation

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Ox. Phos. requires:

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  1. O2 as the terminal electron acceptor

  2. ETC

  3. PMF

  4. ATPase

  5. Membrane

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What is the Electron Transport Chain?

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A series of membrane protein complexes that shuttle electrons down the membrane

Located in the inner mitochondrial membrane

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Ox. Phos. requires:

  1. O2 as the terminal electron acceptor

  2. ETC

  3. PMF

  4. ATPase

  5. Membrane

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What is the Electron Transport Chain?

A series of membrane protein complexes that shuttle electrons down the membrane

Located in the inner mitochondrial membrane

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What are the two main functions of ETC

  1. Allow electrons to flow from one complex to the next, releasing energy

  2. Pump protons across a membrane, to make PMF

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ETC uses what?

The energy of electron motion as a power source. It is spontaneous and releases energy

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What are complexes I and II

Flavoproteins (vit. B2)

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What are complexes III and IV and cytochrome c?

Cytochromes (have heme group and Fe2+)

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Coenzyme Q and cytochrome c are:

Mobile electron carriers that move sideways in the inner membrane and shuttle electrons between complexes

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What is a heme group?

It is a porphyrin ring plus iron

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What complexes moves through the ETC?

Complexes I, III, IV use the energy of e- movement through the complex to pump H+

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What is the proton motor force located?

A gradient of H+ forms in the intermembrane space between the inner and outer membranes. It is the high concentration of protons in the intermembrane space

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What is the PMF?

The potential energy stored in a gradient of protons across a membrane

H+ are trapped

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What are the two forces PMF has?

A chemical force and an electrical force

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What is a membrane potential?

The voltage difference across a membrane. Created by the separation of opposite charges

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What is chemiosmosis?

An energy coupling that uses energy from a proton gradient to drive cellular work

Ex: making ATP using ATP synthase and rotating a flagella

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What is ATP synthase?

H+ flowing through ATPase causes it to rotate

It is powered by the PMF, mechanical energy is transformed into chemical energy