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THE CITRIC ACID CYCLE. Kadek Rachmawati. The citric acid cycle = Kreb’s cycle = Tricarboxy- lic acid cycle a series of reactions that oxidized Asetyl-CoA Occur in Mitochondria To yield energy (ATP)
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THE CITRIC ACID CYCLE Kadek Rachmawati
The citric acid cycle = Kreb’s cycle = Tricarboxy- • lic acid cycle a series of reactions that oxidized Asetyl-CoA • Occur in Mitochondria • To yield energy (ATP) • TCA cycle the final common pathway for the aerobic oxidation of carbohydrate, lipid and protein
TCA cycle is common pathway for carbohydrate, lipid and protein
The function of TCA cycle : • 1. Oxidized of Acetyl CoA ATP ( 1 mol Acetyl CoA 12 mol ATP ) • 2. The citric acid cycle is AMPHIBOLIC : - it can oxidized to yield ATP - it is important in the provision of carbon skeletons for gluconeogenesis, fatty acid synthesis and interconversion of amino acid
Vitamins play key roles of the Citric Acid Cycle • Four of the B vitamins are essential in the citric acid cycle : 1. Ribovlavin FAD 2. Niacin NAD 3. Thiamin TPP 4. Pantothenic acid CoA • The B vitamins are essential in energy yielding metabolism by dehydrogenase enzyme : - FAD 2 mol ATP - NAD 3 mol ATP
INHIBITOR OF TCA CYCLE 1. Fluoroacetate • Condensation with CoA Fluoroacetyl-CoA • Condensation FluoroacetylCoA with Oxaloace- tate Fluorocitrate inhibit Akoni- tase enzyme accumulation of citrate • Fluoroacetate pesticide 2. Malonate suksinat dehydrogenase enzyme 3. Arsenite α-ketoglutarate dehydrogena- se enzyme
Participation of TCA cycle in fatty acid synthesis from glucose
Involvement of TCA cycle in transamination and gluconeogenesis