pg 547
LDH converts pyruvate to lactate, restoring the pool of NAD+
pg 547
What about when pyruvate leaves the cytoplasm…?
?
Glycerol 3-P shuttle
fig19-30
Malate-aspartate shuttle
fig19-29
Malate-aspartate shuttle
Malate-aspartate shuttle viewed as e- carrying process
OAA OAA
malate malate
NADH
NAD+
NADH
NAD+
Malate-aspartate shuttle viewed as e- carrying processwith set of transaminations between OAA/Asp, and aKG/Glu
malate malate
NADH
NAD+
NADH
NAD+
OAA OAA
AspAsp
aKGaKG
Glu Glu
Malate-aspartate shuttle viewed as e- carrying process
malate malate
NADH
NAD+
NADH
NAD+
OAA OAA
with set of transaminations between OAA/Asp, and aKG/Glu
OAA OAA
AspAsp
aKGaKG
Glu Glu
with set of transaminations between OAA/Asp, and aKG/Glu
OAA OAA
AspAsp
aKGaKG
Glu Glu
with set of transaminations between OAA/Asp, and aKG/Glu
OAA OAA
AspAsp
aKGaKG
Glu Glu
NH3 groupfrom Asp to
aKG
NH3 groupfrom Glu to
OAA
Malate-aspartate shuttle viewed as e- carrying processwith set of transaminations between OAA/Asp, and aKG/Glu
malate malate
NADH
NAD+
NADH
NAD+
OAA OAA
AspAsp
aKGaKG
Glu Glu
Malate-aspartate shuttle
fig19-29
coupling is…
chemiosmotic
e- flow is coupled to ATP production
ACCEPTORCONTROL
fig19-33 bottom
Why doeslimited ADPdecrease therate of resp.chain?
or…
low ADP NADH
fig19-33 middle
NADH and ATP/ADP levels directlyaffect the Krebs cycle…
ADP ATP
fig19-33 middle
NADH and ATP/ADP levels directlyaffect the Krebs cycle…
fig19-33 top
and glycolysis is similarlyaffected by ATPcitrate andNADH
fig19-33the whole darn thing…
regulation of all three phasesof glucose break-down: acombination ofeffects of a number of molecules, including NADH,ATP, citrate,acetyl-CoA
fig19-34
Nature’selectricblanket
use of uncouplingfor a biological purpose
The “new” field of mitochondrial medicine
mitochondrial roles in
apoptosis (programmed cell death)
diabetes
ageing
Parkinsonism
part II intro fig4
Anabolism!!!
fig 14-15
Carbohydratesynthesis inthe biosphere
Gluconeogenesis
anabolic production of glucose
fig 14-16
Carbohydratesa two-lane highway…
what determinesthese specialsteps?
The glycolysis energy landscape
(pyruvate set to 0)
Three big steps down… or up
table 14-2
fig 14-17
First bypass
fig 14-17
First bypass
fig 14-17
First bypass, second step
fig 14-19
Two ways tomake PEP…
fig 15-20
two fates for pyruvate
fig 14-16 top
Three big steps on theway up…
fig 15-15
Remember regulation ofPFK-1??
Fructose bisphosphate is at a key position in both cat and ana
fig15-16
When glucose is abundant, so is F2,6BP
F2,6BP acceleratesPFK-1
fig 15-16
When glucose is low, so is F2,6BP
F2,6BP inhibitsFBPase
fig 15-16
When glucose is low, so is F2,6BPWhen glucose is abundant, so is F2,6BP
fig 15-17
Separate distinct enzyme activities control Fr2,6BP levels
fig 15-17
…and hormones control these enzymes
Glycogen: the glucose buffer…
Glycogen granules
~ 1600 glucose monomers per granule
Glycogen in real life…
How is glycogen synthesized?
-sequential addition of glucose to a growing a1-4 linked linear polymer
-creation of branches composed of a1-6 linkages
glycogenin, then glycogen synthase
branching enzyme
O
1
23
4
5
6
reducingend
non-reducing
end
Glucose ends…
polymer ends…
fig 7-14
fig 15-29
addition of UDP carrier to glucose-1-P
fig 15-30
addition of glucose monomersto the growing glycogen chain
fig 15-31
Glycogen branching enzyme creates branches
fig 15-9
Glycogen branching enzyme creates branches
10a1 4 3
7 a1 6
a1 4
How is glycogen broken down?
-sequential removal of glucose-1P from the non-reducing end
-dismantling of those pesky branches
glycogen phosphorylase
debranching enzyme
fig 15-26
debranching enzyme removes branches
4
4 a1 6
a1 47a1 4
1 a1 6
7a1 4
freeglucose
Debranching enzyme removes branches
transferaseactivity
a1-6glucosidase
fig 15-36
Allosteric control of glycogen phosphorylase
Hormonal control of glycogen phosphorylase
fig 15-34
fig 15-37
regulation ofglycogen synthaseby phos-phorylationas well…
fig 23-13
Liver glucosemetabolism
Blood glucoselevel is criticaland stringentlyregulated
fig 23-23
fig 23-20
The Coricycle
Liver as a "glucostat"
high blood glucose
low blood glucose
Glucagon: the hormone of starvation
phosphorylation of enzymes
alteration of fructose 2,6 bis P
Insulin: the hormone of plenty