Title: Chapter 14 Energy generation in Mitochondria and Chloroplasts
1Chapter 14 Energy generation in Mitochondria and
Chloroplasts
Not responsible for 1) Detailed mechanism of
the Ps reaction center (Figure 14-31) 2)
Photosynthesis in bacteria (pp 488-490)
View The Virtual Cell animations for - e-
transport - ATP synthase - photosynthesis
Questions in this chapter you should be able to
answer Chapter 14 1 - 4, 6 12, 14 -23
2A Quick review How is energy transferred to
ATP? Substrate-level phosphorylation Pi
comes from a substrate molecule Chemios
motic phosphorylation ATP synthesis is coupled
to NADH oxidation
3How is oxidation of NADH coupled to ATP synthesis?
E- transport -? H pumping -? ATP synthase
Which creates a proton-motive force through a
H electrochemical gradient
4What are the molecular components of the e-
transport system?
E- transport
Question 14-3, p 461 What are consequences of DNP
and nigericin on the proton gradient?
5Why do e-transport proteins bind e-
? Iron-sulfur groups heme groups of cytochromes
Why do electrons pass between e- transport
proteins? Iron-sulfur groups (lower redox
potential) heme groups (higher redox potential)
Cytochrome-bc1
6What is the mechanism the ATP synthase?
ATP synthase is also an ATPase
ATP synthase model
ATP synthase animation
7- What is the evidence that ATP synthesis is driven
by Chemiosmosis? - Effect of decouplers pH 2) Artificial systems
- -- bacteriorhodopsin
- -- ATPase
Question 14-19, pg 464
8Energy capture during photosynthesis What is the
structure of chloroplasts? What are the two
stages of Ps?
True or false The light-independent reactions
only occur in the presence of light. Explain.
9How is energy captured by chlorophyll? Antenna
(light harvesting) complex Reaction Center
Chl
Porphyrin ring
Reaction Center
10How is ATP and NADH generated during the light
reactions? Z-scheme P680 and P700 Rx
centers Coupling to chemiosmosis NADP
reduction Membrane architecture
Question 14-10 p 486 Chloroplasts do not have an
ATP transporter. How then do plant cells obtain
ATP to carry out other metabolic processes?
11What does the Z-scheme show? Why does cyclic
photophosphorylation occur?
12How is CO2 fixed into organic form? --
light-independent Rxs -- Calvin / Bensen
cycle -- RUBP carboxylase oxygenase (Rubisco)
1. CO2 Fixation RUBP carboxylase-oxygenase
(Rubisco) 2. Carbon Reduction 3. RUBP
regeneration