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Title: Oxidative Phosphorylation


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Oxidative Phosphorylation
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Electron Transport and ATP Synthesis
ATP Synthase (Complex V)
3
Coupling of Electron Transport and ATP Synthesis
  • In intact mitochondria, electron transport
    requires simultaneous synthesis of ATP

4
Chemiosmotic Theory
  • Peter Mitchell
  • Links Electron Transport to ATP Synthesis

5
Evidence Supporting Chemiosmotic Theory
  • Oxidative Phosphorylation requires an intact
    mitochondrial inner membrane
  • Mitochondrial inner membrane is impermeable to
    ions can maintain an electrochemical gradient
  • Electron transport acidifies the cytosol
  • Uncouplers permeabilize the mitochondrial inner
    membrane and uncouple electron transport and
    oxidative phosphorylation

6
Electron Transport Generates a Proton
Gradient(Proton Motive Force)
  • ?G 2.3RT?pH ZF??
  • membrane potential
  • ?pH 0.75 (inside higher)
  • ?G 21.5 kJ/mol

7
ATP Synthesis
8
ATP Synthase
  • Proton-pumping ATP Synthase
  • F1F0ATPase

9
Properties of ATP Synthase
  • Multisubunit transmembrane protein
  • Molecular mass 450 kD
  • Functional units
  • F0 water-insoluble transmembrane protein (up to
    8 different subunits)
  • F1 water-soluble peripheral membrane protein (5
    subunits)

10
Structure of ATP Synthase(Electron Micrograph of
Cristae)
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Structure of ATP Synthase(Cryoelectron
Microscopy-Based Image)
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F1 Component of ATP Synthase
  • Dissociated from F0 by urea
  • Catalyzes ATP hydrolysis (ATPase) but cannot
    synthesize ATP (F1-ATPase)
  • Pseudo three-fold symmetry
  • Composition ?3?3???
  • ? subunit catalyzes ATP synthesis

13
Ribbon Diagram of F1ATP Synthase from Bovine
Heart Mitochondria
? Red ? Yellow ? Blue
14
Electron Density Map of F1ATP Synthase from
Bovine Heart Mitochondria
Bound AMPPNP
15
F0 Component of ATP Synthase
  • Includes a transmembrane ring
  • Composition (E. coli) a1b2c9-12
  • Mitochondrial F0 has additional subunits
    (function unclear)

16
X-Ray Structure of Yeast Mitochondrial F1c10
Complex
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F1ATPase
  • Three Interacting Catalytic Protomers (??)

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Properties of F1 Catalytic Protomers
  • L state binds substrates and products loosely
  • T state binds substrates and products tightly
  • O state open state does not bind substrate or
    product

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ATP is Synthesized by the Binding Change Mechanism
L loose state T tight state O open state
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Functions of Catalytic Protomers in ATP Synthesis
  • L state binds substrates (ADP and Pi)
  • T state formation of phosphoanhydride bond (ADP
    Pi gt ATP)
  • O state release of product (ATP)
  • Proton translocation drives interconversion of
    states

21
Steps in ATP Synthesis
  • ADP and Pi bind to L site
  • Energy-dependent conformational change
  • L gt T
  • O gt L
  • T gt O
  • ATP synthesized at T site and ATP released from O
    site

22
Proton Translocation Drives Interconversion of
States
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F1F0ATPase is a Rotary Engine
Stator (ab2?3?3?)
Rotor (??c12)
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F1F0ATPase is a Rotary Engine
  • Rotor ??-c12 ring complex
  • Stator ab2-?3?3?
  • Movement of protons drives rotation
  • Bind to c subunit
  • Exit through a subunit

25
Rotation of F1F0ATPase
Protonation/ Deprotonation
Rotation
26
Visualizing Rotation
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Visualizing Rotation
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P/O Ratio
  • Relates the Amount of ATP Synthesized to the
    Amount of Oxygen Reduced

29
P/O Ratios Measured Using Isolated
Mitochondria(only use of proton gradient)
  • NADH 3 ATP/10 H
  • FADH2 2 ATP/6 H

30
Mitochondrial Electron Transport Chain
Complex II (FADH2)
31
Other Fates of Proton Gradient
  • Dissipation (leakage)
  • Consumption for other purposes (e.g. Pi transport)

32
Actual ATP Yields
  • NADH 2.5 ATP
  • FADH2 1.5 ATP

33
ATP from Glucose
  • Glycolysis 2 ATP 2 NADH ( 5ATP) 7 ATP
  • Pyruvate Dehydrogenase 2 NADH ( 5 ATP) 5 ATP
  • Citric Acid Cycle 6 NADH ( 15 ATP) 2 FADH2 (
    3 ATP) 2 GTP ( 2 ATP) 20 ATP
  • TOTAL 32 ATP/Glucose

34
Thermodynamic Yield
ATP/Glucose 32 ATP x 45 kJ/mol 1440
kJ Glucose gt CO2 2866 kJ 1440/2866 50
35
Uncouplers
  • Electron Transport and Oxidative Phosphorylation
    are Tightly Coupled

36
Tight Coupling
37
Properties of 2,4-Dinitrophenol
  • Lipophilic Weak Acid
  • Proton-transporting Ionophore

38
Action of 2,4-Dintrophenol
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Uncoupling in Brown Adipose Tissue
  • Generates Heat

40
Distribution of Brown Adipose Tissue
  • Newborn mammals lacking fur
  • Hibernating mammals

41
Nonshivering Thermogenesis(regulated uncoupling
of oxidative phosphorylation)
  • Heat Generation

42
Uncoupling Protein(UCP1 or Thermogenin)
  • Proton channel
  • Inhibited by purine nucleotides
  • ADP and ATP
  • GDP and GTP
  • Inhibition overcome by fatty acids

43
Mechanism of Hormonally-Induced Uncoupling of
Oxidative Phosphorylation in Brown Adipose Tissue
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Mechanism of Hormonally-Induced Uncoupling of
Oxidative Phosphorylation in Brown Adipose Tissue
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Adult Humans UCP2 and UCP3
  • May be related to fast or slow metabolism
  • Possible targets for anti-obesity therapies
  • Previous use of 2,4-dinitrophenol as dietary aid
    abandoned due to occasional lethality
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