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CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM. Atip Likidlilid. METABOLISM. Living organisms maintain complex order in dynamic steady state by importing food and energy from their surroundings. transformation of matter and energy to create complex molecules from simple ones by enzyme-catalyzed reactions .
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CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM Atip Likidlilid
METABOLISM • Living organisms maintain complex order in dynamic steady state by importing food and energy from their surroundings. • transformation of matter and energy to create complex molecules from simple ones by enzyme-catalyzed reactions
METABOLIC PATHWAYS • series of consecutive enzymatic reactions that produce specific products • products of reactions metabolites End products (metabolic intermediates)
1.Metabolic pathways are irreversible • highly exergonic • reactions go to completion
A 1 2 Y X If cells require metabolite 2 1 2 turn on Independent control 2 1 turn off
2. Every metabolic pathway has a first committed step • irreversible ( exergonic ) reaction commits the intermediates down the pathway
3. All metabolic pathways are regulated • the first committed step is too slow to permit its substrate and product to equilibrate • most of other reactions in a pathway function close to equilibrium • committed step = rate-limiting step
4. Metabolic pathways in eukaryotic cells occur in specific cellular locations • biological membranes are selectively permeable to metabolites • specific transport protein
Metabolic reaction mechanisms 1. group-transfer reactions 2. oxidations and reductions 3. eliminations , isomerization and rearrangements 4. reactions that make or break C-C bonds
Metabolic categories • catabolism ( degradation ) • anabolism ( biosynthesis)
complex metabolites 2- ADP + HPO 4 + NADP degradation biosynthesis NADPH ATP simple products
CATABOLISM 1. digestion and absorption
starchsucroselactosecellulose salivary amylase starch starch dextrin + glucose + maltose
Pancreatic amylase starch dextrins + maltose + isomaltose
mucosal cells(brush border) maltase , lactase , invertase , isomaltase , dextrinase glucose , fructose , galactose Portal circulation liver cellulose
galactose , frutose from portal circulation glucose Glucose in systemic circulation peripheral tissue
Transport of monosaccherides into tissues • 1. Na+ - dependent glucose transport Phlorhizin (plant glycoside) - inhibitor • 2. Facilitated glucose transport Cytochalasin (from mold) – inhibitor (GLUT5)
Transporter Tissue distribution 1. Sodium-dependent unidirectional transporter SGLT 1 (ใช้พลังงาน) small intestine,kidney 2. Facilitated bidirectional transporters GLUT1 red cells,blood brain barrier,kidney,colon GLUT2 liver,pancreatic B-cells,small intestine GLUT3 neuron,placenta,testes GLUT4 fat,skeletal muscle,heart (ใช้ insulin) GLUT5 small intestine,testes (fructose uptake)
Glycolysis (Pasteur effect) • anaerobic glycolysis (oxygen debt) glucose lactate • aerobic glycolysis (oxygen load) glucose pyruvate
Pathway of glycolysis (cytosol) Stage 1 : formation of glucose 6 - P
hexose (fructose,galactose) hexokinase glucose hexose 6- P glycogen ATP phosphorylase hexokinase Pi isomerase ADP glucose 1- glucose 6- P P phosphoglucomutase glycolysis
G-6- P Phosphohexose isomerase Fructose-6- P ATP * Phosphofructokinase-1 ADP Fructose-1,6-bis P Aldolase Dihydroxyacetone phosphate (DHAP) (95%) Glyceraldehyde- 3- P Triose- P -isomerase
Gly-3- P Pi + NAD + Gly-3- P dehydrogenase NADH+H + 1,3-bis P - glycerate aerobic O2 via cytochrome ADP Phosphoglycerate kinase * ATP 3- P - glycerate Phosphoglycerate mutase 2- P - glycerate Enolase H2O
2- P - enolpyruvate ADP Pyruvate kinase * ATP (couple reaction) 2- enolpyruvate Pyruvate kinase pyruvate NADH+H+ Lactate dehydrogenase NAD+ lactate (anaerobic) * substrate level phosphorylation
Energetics of glycolysis ATP/mole of glucose glycolysis anaerobic aerobic 1. hexokinase -1 -1 2. phosphofructokinase-1 -1 -1 3. phosphoglycerate kinase +2 +2 4. pyruvate kinase +2 +2 - +4 (+6) 5. 2 (NADH.H+ NAD+) total +2 +6(+8)
1. glyceraldehyde-3- P dehydrogenase • 1.1 Iodoacetate (ICH2COO-) • SH group of cysteine residue in active site of the enzyme by covalent bond • 1.2 Arsenate (AsO43-) (uncoupler) • competitve inhibitor of Pi • uncouple oxidation and phosphorylation 2. enolase: required Mg2+ for activity • Fluoride (F-) forms tightly bound complex with Mg2+ at the active site
Regulation of glycolysis • 3 allosteric enzymes • catalyzed non equilibrium reactions
Enzymes Inhibitors Activators - HK G-6- P PFK-1* ATP,citrate,PEP ADP,AMP, cAMP (by insulin), FBP (F-2,6- P ) F-6- P , NH4+, Pi ( rate limiting enzyme ) PK ATP , alanine , fatty acid,acetyl CoA FBP
Oxidation of pyruvate to acetyl Co A • pyruvate transporter (mitochondria) • pyruvate dehydrogenase complex • pyruvate dehydrogenase ( E1) ( TPP ) • dihydrolipoamide acetyltransferase ( E2 ) ( lipoic acid ) • dihydrolipoamide reductase ( E3 ) ( FAD , NAD )
TPP pyruvate + NAD+ + Co A Acetyl Co A + NADH.H+ + CO2
Regulation of pyruvate dehydrogenase complex 1. Control by product inhibitor - NADH , acetyl Co A และ ATP 2. Comtrol by product activator - pyruvate, ADP, Ca2+
Inhibitors of PDH complex • arsenite ( AsO2- ) and Hg2+ (mercuric ion ) complex -SH of E2 • lactic acidosis • neurologic disturbances