Lecture 20 PMF

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Discovery of Oxidative Phosphorylation and the

Mechanism of ATP SynthaseDr. Peter Mitchell was awarded the 1978Nobel Prize in Chemistry for formulating

the chemiosmotic hypothesis that

describes the process by which oxidative

phosphorylation occurs.

In 1997, Drs. Paul Boyer and John

Walker jointly received the NobelPrize in Chemistry for elucidating

the mechanism of ATP Synthase.

Boyer Walker

Mitchell



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NADH + 1/2 O2 + H+ => H2O + NAD+ !G = - 53 kcal/mol

ADP + Pi + H+ => ATP + H2O !G = + 7.3 kcal/mol

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Reaction Catalyzed by ATP Synthase

• ATP is synthesized through the condensation of ADP and Pi, the reverse of hyolysis

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Mg2+ complexes of ADP and ATP are the actual substrates (similar to NMP kinase).

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Entry of ADP and Exit of ATP Is Tightly Controlled

by the ATP-ADP Translocase

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mitochondrion into the cytoplasm.



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Uncoupled e – transport:Energy is released, but no

ATP is generated

DNP is in some Herbicides

and fungicides

Inhibition of oxidative phosphorylation

DCCD

Thermogenin

An uncoupler



Other Transporters of

Mitochondria



Summary

• Oxidative Phosphorylation occurs in mitochondria

• Ox-Phos depends on electron transfer

•

The respiratory chain consists of four complexes:three are proton pumps

• A proton gradient powers the synthesis of ATP

• Shuttles allow movement across membranes

• Ox-Phos is regulated by the need for ATP

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