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Page 1: METABOLIC BIOCHEMISTRY Summer 2006 Lecture 6 August 18, 2006

METABOLIC BIOCHEMISTRY

Summer 2006

Lecture 6

August 18, 2006

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RECAPITULATION

• GLYCOGEN BREAKDOWN

• GLYCOGEN SYNTHESIS

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Figure 15-4

Pyridoxal phosphatecofactor

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Figure 15-4

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Figure 15-4

Hydrolysis, NOTPhosphorolysis

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Figure 15-10

Start with glycogenin, a primer and enzyme.

Muscle form and Liver form (glycogenin-2)

+

UDP-glucose

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Figure 15-11a

INITIATION

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LNC (3rd ed) 20-14(not found in 4th edition)

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Figure 15-8

ELONGATION

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Figure 15-9

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Figure 15-11b

Each molecule has one glycogenin at the reducing end, and many non-reducingends from which degradation can start

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CONTROL OF GLYCOGEN SYNTHESIS

AND

BREAKDOWN

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Fig 15-13

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phosphorylasesynthase

Phosphofructokinase (PFK-1)

Fructose-1,6-bisphosphatase

GLYCOGEN

UDP-Glu Glu-1P

Glu-6P

Fru-6P

Fru-1,6 bis P

DHAP + GAP Four key enzymes controlling thefate of carbohydrate/glucose in ourtissues

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Fig 15-14

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Fig 15-24

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Fig 15-26

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Covalent modifications

Ligand-inducedconformational changes

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ATP cAMP

adenylcyclase

phosphodiesterase

AMPADP

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GTP cGMP

guanylcyclase

phosphodiesterase

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LNC 12-15

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hormone

Glycogen ==> Glu-1-P

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Fig 15-25

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Fig 15-27

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Fig 15-29

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S T U V W

HORMONE

A

B

C

D

E

F

M N O P Q RE6

E5

E1 E2 E3 E4

Three pathways controlled by a single hormone

A signal transduction pathway

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LNC Chapter 16

The Citric Acid Cycle

Krebs CycleTCA Cycle

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From G. Perkins, C. Renken, M.E. Martone,S.J. Young, M. Ellisman, and T. Frey

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Outer membraneInner membrane

Intermembrane spaceMatrix

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Pyruvate dehydrogenase as seen by electronmicroscopy

E. coli enzyme:

Mass > 4.5x106

24 copies of transacetylase (E2)

24 copies of pyruvate dehydrogenase (E1)

12 copies of dihydro-lipoyl dehydrogenase

Pyruvate + CoASH + NAD+ acetyl-CoA + CO2 + NADH

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E1

E3E2

The enzyme requires five co-factors:Coenzyme A

Thiamine pyrophosphate (TPP)Lipoic acid

FADNAD+

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LNC 16.3

Coenzyme A

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LNC 16.14

Lipoamide

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LNC Fig. 13-18

FAD/FMN

FADH2/FMNH2

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Figure from previous edition of LNC

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Fig. 16.6

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TCA CYCLEKrebs cycleCitric acid

cycle

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LNC 16.11

Products from one turn of the Krebs cycle

C4

C4

C4

C4

C6

C2

C5

C4

C6

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LNC 16.8

Citrate Synthase

open form without substrates

closed from with substrates bound

oxaloacetate: yellowacetyl-coA: red

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LNC 16.9 Iron-sulfur center in aconitase

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X

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Stereospecificity of the aconitase reaction

with citrate

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LNC 16.14

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LNC Fig.16.7

the only membrane-bound enzyme in the TCA cycle

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LNC Fig.16.18

regulatory molecules:

NADHATP, ADPCa+2

key allosteric enzymes:

the dehydrogenasescitrate synthase

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LNC Fig.16.15 the Krebs cycle is amphibolic

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THE GLYOXYLATE CYCLE

LNC Chapter 16, pages 623-626

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LNC Fig.16-20 Note that the figure 16-16 in the 3rd edition has an error(there is an O instead of an H)

C6

C6

C4

C4

C4C2C2

C2

from oxidation of fatty acids

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LNC Fig.16.22

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End of lecture 6August 18, 2006