By Dr. Amr S. Moustafa, MD, PhD.  Understand the concept of metabolic pathway  Identify types & characters of metabolic pathways- anabolic and catabolic.

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By Dr. Amr S. Moustafa, MD, PhD

 Understand the concept of metabolic pathway  Identify types & characters of metabolic pathways- anabolic and catabolic  Identify ATP as the energy currency of cells

 All the chemical reactions taking place inside a cell are collectively known as METABOLISM  Metabolism consists of: energy consuming (anabolic) pathways energy producing (catabolic) pathways

Metabolic Pathway:  A multi-step sequence of chemical reactions  A product of first reaction becomes a substrate for second reaction  Integrated pathways: Metabolism

 Different pathways can intersect, forming an integrated and purposeful network of chemical reactions “The Metabolic Map”

 Most pathways can be classified catabolic anabolic  Note: Pathways that regenerate a component are called cycles

 Precursor molecules into complex molecules  Endergonic reactions require ATP  Divergent process

AnabolicCatabolic  Simple to complex molecules  Endergonic  Involves reductions  Requires NADPH  Divergent process  Complex to simple molecules  Exergonic  Involves oxidations  Requires NAD +  Convergent process

 Amphi = Dual, amphibolic: dual pathway  For example, Krebs cycle is mainly a catabolic cycle, but with some anabolic features, e.g., part of Krebs cycle is used for the synthesis of glucose from amino acids Therefore, Krebs cycle is amphibolic

ATP + H 2 O ADP +P i  The free energy liberated in the hydrolysis of ATP is used to drive the endergonic reactions  ATP is formed from ADP and P i when fuel molecules are oxidized  This ATP-ADP cycle is the fundamental mode of energy exchange in biological systems

Δ Gº -7.3 kcal/mol/bond

E-rich compounds e.g., Oxidation E-rich reduced coenzymes ETC

Oxidation: Loss of hydrogen Loss of electrons Reduction: Gain of hydrogen Gain of electrons

Intracellular signals: Substrate availability Product inhibition Allosteric activators Intercellular communications: Chemical signaling (hormones): Second messenger cAMP, cGMP Ca/phosphatidylinositol

 Carbohydrates & lipids (mainly) and proteins (little extent) are used for energy production  These are- glucose, fatty acids and amino acids  Glucose is the major metabolic fuel of most tissues

 Metabolism is the sum of all biochemical pathways that occur inside the cells.  A metabolic pathway is a multistep sequences of enzyme- catalyzed reactions.

 Catabolism is a convergent process that provides energy to cells in the form of ATP.  Anabolism is a divergent process that consumes energy for the synthesis of complex molecules.  Metabolic pathways are tightly regulated and highly integrated.

 ATP is the energy currency of the cells

Non-protein mobile carrier Electron transport and ATP synthesis are tightly coupled processes Figure For Illustration only Sites for ATP Synthesis