Lecture 17
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Exogenous electron acceptors are present to accept electrons generated from the oxidation of electron donors
Respiration
Electron donor and acceptor are the same compound Relatively little energy yield
Fermentation
Fermentation In the absence of external electron acceptors, compounds can be catabolized ____ by fermentation
Anaerobically
Fermentation ATP is usually synthesized by ____ phosphorylation
Substrate-level
Production and secretion of fermentation products (needed for generation fo electron carriers)
Redox balance
In anaerobic respiration electron acceptors other than ____ are used
O2
Energy released from redox reactions can be determined by comparing reduction potentials of each ____ ____
Electron acceptor
In the ____ ____ of an inorganic compound the reduced compounds are used in biosynthesis (anabolic)
Assimilative metabolism
During anaerobic respiration, the reduction of inorganic compounds is called ____ ____ because the reduced products are excreted (catabolic)
Dissimilative metabolism
Dissimilative metabolisms have a ____ ____ effect on the environment
Much greater
Reduction to nitrite or to a gaseous product and can lead to loss of N from the ecosystem
Dentrification
ETC for aerobic and dentrification in P/ stutzeri, several reductases are present including
Nitrate, nitrite, nitric oxide, and nitrous oxide reductase
S redox chemistry is complex with ____ common oxidation states
5
SO42- is most common form in ____ environment (esp. ocean @ 28 mM)
aerobic
Reduction of SO42- to H2S proceeds through several intermediates and requires activation of sulfate by ATP via the enzyme ____ to form APS (Adenosine 5’-phosphosulfate)
ATP sulfurylase
ETC fir SRB use ____ or ____ as e-donors
Hydogen/lactate
____ is key enzyme since hydrogen is formed by lavtate dehydrogenase to supply ____ for ETC
Hydrogenae
(a cytochrome complex) provides e- to cytoplasmic enzymes, APS reductase, and sulfite reductase. Cytochrome c is major electron carrier.
Hmc
“Swamp gas” consists of methane, which is produced by methanogenic archaea, members of
the Euryarchaeota
Novel coenzymes either carry intermediates of the e-acceptor (C1 compound) or act as e- transfer components
Methanogenesis
Autotrophy in methanogens occurs via the ____ pathway
Acetyl-CoA
Methyl group is ____ and ____ to CoA for access to central metabolism
Carboxylated/conjugated
Energy conservation in methanogenesis is linked to both ____ and ____ motive forces
Proton/sodium
Mthanogenesis CO2 is activated by ____ and reduced to a formyl group via e- from H2 (via F420)
MF