Lipid Metabolism, Fat Transport in the Body

This course is part of a series taught by Kevin Ahern at Oregon State University on General Biochemistry. For more information about online courses go to ecampus.oregonstate.edu for the rest of the courses see www.youtube.com 1. The chemiosmotic hypothesis, originally proposed by Peter Mitchell, explains how mitochondria make ATP in oxidative phosphorylation. Important aspects of it include: a. Intact inner mitochondrial membrane b. Electron transport creates a proton gradient c. ATP is made by movement of protons back into the mitochondria 2. Coupling of electron transport and oxidative phosphorylation at a practical level means that the mitochondrial inner membrane remains impermeable to protons, except for those that enter via the ATP synthase and result in ATP production. 3. The ATP synthase consists of a turbine-like structure containing 3 sites called Loose (L), Tight (T), and Open (O). Functions of these forms include L – Holds ADP and Pi in preparation for ATP formation O – Releases ATP formed in T and binds ADP + Pi T – Causes ADP and Pi to join and form ATP 4. Movement of protons through the ATP synthase cases rotation/conformational changes in the complex that result in formation of ATP from ADP and Pi. Conversions in the process occur as follows: O goes to L L goes to T T goes to O 5. Mitochondria which are “tightly coupled” have intact membranes AND the only way protons get back into the matrix is by passing through Complex V. If you poke a hole in the

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