Principles of Biochemistry 12 |Glycolysis| Class Notes |HarvardX

Glycolysis

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ATP1 [label=“ATP”]
ADP1 [label=“ADP”]
ATP2 [label=“ATP”]
ADP2 [label=“ADP”]
ATP3 [label=“ATP”, color=“salmon”, style=“filled”]
ADP3 [label=“ADP”]
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NAD1 [label = “Pi, NAD+”]
NADH1 [label = “H+, NADH”, color=“salmon”, style=“filled”]
BSG [label = “1,3-\nBisphosphoglycerate”, shape = underline]
Phos [label = “3-Phosphoglycerate”, shape = underline]
Pho2 [label = “2-Phosphoglycerate”, shape = underline]
Phoe [label = “Phosphoenol-\npyruvate”, shape = underline]
Pyru [label = “Pyruvate”, shape = underline]

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mm2 [label = “Phosphoglucose\nisomerase” , shape = box, color = “coral”, fontcolor = “coral”]
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mm9 [label = “Enolase” , shape = box, color = “coral”, fontcolor = “coral”]
mm10 [label = “Pyruvate\nkinase”, shape= box, color = “coral”, fontcolor = “coral”]

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mm6 -> BSG [color = “deeppink”]
NAD1 -> mm6 [dir = none , tailport = w, headport = n, style = dashed]
mm6 -> NADH1 [tailport = n, headport = w, style = dashed]
BSG -> mm7 [dir = back, color = “deeppink”]
mm7 -> Phos [color = “deeppink”]
Phos -> mm8 [dir = back, color = “deeppink”]
mm8 -> Pho2 [color = “deeppink”]
Pho2 -> mm9 [dir = back, color = “deeppink”]
mm9 -> Phoe [color = “deeppink”]
H2O -> mm9 [dir = back, color = “deeppink”]
Phoe -> mm10 [dir = back, color = “deeppink”]
mm10 -> Pyru [color = “deeppink”]

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Free Energy of Hydrolysis

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PEP [label = “Phosphoenolpyruvate\n(PEP)”]
G6P [label = “Glucose-6-phosphate”]
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Coupling

$PEP + H_ 2O \longrightarrow Pyruvate + P_ i$
$\ \ \ \ \Delta G^ {\circ} = -62 kJ/mol$

$ADP + P_ i \longrightarrow ATP + H_ 2O$
$\ \ \ \ \Delta G^ {\circ} = +30 kJ/mol$

Since they share the common reactacts, this two reaction could be combined together, which was called coupling

$PEP + ADP \overset{Pyruvate Kinase}{\longrightarrow} Pyruvate + ATP$
$\ \ \ \ \Delta G^ {\circ} = -32 kJ/mol$

Coupling:

  1. Common reactacts
  2. Catalyzed by one enzyme

Example 1

$PEP + H_ 2O \longrightarrow Pyruvate + P_ i$
$\ \ \ \ \Delta G^ {\circ} = -62 kJ/mol$
$Glucose + P_ i \longrightarrow Glucose^ {_ -} 6 ^{_ -} phosphate + H_ 2O$
$\ \ \ \ \Delta G^ {\circ} = +14 kJ/mol$
The Enzyme were dose not shared by this two reaction
As as result, they can not be coupled

Example 2

$ATP + H_ 2O \longrightarrow ADP + P_ i$
$\ \ \ \ \Delta G^ {\circ} = -30 kJ/mol$
$Glucose + P_ i \longrightarrow Glucose^ {_ -} 6 ^{_ -} phosphate + H_ 2O$
$\ \ \ \ \Delta G^ {\circ} = +14 kJ/mol$

Coupled Reaction:

$Glucose + ATP \overset{hexokinass}{\longrightarrow} Glucose^ {_ -} 6 ^{_ -} phosphate + ADP$
$\ \ \ \ \Delta G^ {\circ} = -16 kJ/mol$

Pyruvate and NADH

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mm1 -> AceCoA
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mm4 -> Ethanol [label = “Alcohol\ndehydrogenase”]
NADH1 -> mm4 [dir= none, color= “darksalmon”]
mm4 -> NAD1 [color= “darksalmon”]
mm3 -> Lactate [label = “Lactate\ndehydrogenase”]
NADH2 -> mm3 [dir = none; color= “darksalmon”]
mm3 -> NAD2 [color= “darksalmon”]

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Principles of Biochemistry 12 |Glycolysis| Class Notes |HarvardX

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