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1 Biochemistry 463, Summer II University of Maryland, College Park Biochemistry and Physiology Final Exam (150 points total) you have 90 minutes for this exam. Your Name: Your SID#: Exams written in pencil or erasable ink will not be re-graded under any circumstances. Prof. Jason Kahn August 16, 2013 Explanations should be concise and clear. I have given you more space than you should need. There is extra. space on the last page if you need it. You will not need a calculator for this exam, and no other study aids or materials are permitted. Partial credit will be given, i.e., if you don't know, guess. Honor Pledge: At the end of the examination time, please write out the following sentence and sign it, or talk to me about it: "I pledge on my honor that I have not given or received any unauthorized assistance on this examination." 1. (15 pts) TCA Cycle Energetics and Regulation Citrate synthase condenses oxaloacetate (OAA) and acetyl-coa. Draw the structure of OAA and indicate the electrophilic carbon. What is the biochemical function of the final hydrolysis step of the mechanism, which appears to be just a waste of a thioester? Explain why the concentration of citrate actually decreases when the flux through the TCA cycle increases upon removal of NADH _......, t \ Cw--~ '~ ti v ~ f]tv,' vi tfw~ ~ a....-cove/

2 Biochemistry 463, Final Exam, 8/16/13 2/7 2. (15 pts) Enzyme Mechanisms Mammals cannot incorporate net carbon from acetyl-coa into glucose. Why not, ~ \ lakj ~ eve. lvjt- CJ- ~ ~ cyrk, Other organisms have a glyoxylate shuttle, in which the enzyme isocitrate lyase converts isocitrate into succinate plus glyoxylate and then glyoxylate is condensed with acetyl-c~a to give malate. This allows net conversion of acetyl-coa into OAA and hence glucose. This seems like a useful trick to me-it would let us avoid using ketone bodies. The isocitrate lyase mechanism resembles the Class II aldolase mechanism of glycolysis (the one with an enolate intermediate rather than a Schiff's base). Propose a retro-aldol (actually formally a retro-claisen) mechanism for isocitrate lyase. Include AH+ and B: groups as needed. eo,_. c.. ~ lhelyf --&11- tvr H2c-cool H-e-cool Ho-c-cool H Isocitrate Lyase 3. (8 pts) Glycogen Name a glycogen storage or breakdown disease and briefly describe the biochemical Y1A c. ~ J ~ - (N ~ dw- lr- fz_.. c;_l'j ~ ~~~ ~~ lh ~- > ~""f'" fw-'- ~ ~..( ~~ ~~ Score for the page.

3 Biochemistry 463, Final Exam, 8/ /7 4. (15 pts) Metabolic Nodes Glucose-6-phosphate is an important control point metabolite. Draw its structure in the chair form. List three of the four possible fates for G6P in liver cells, and indicate which pathways will be stimulated by inswin. L.A.. - ta,.k?-0-5 "'""'-W1< rv>.,(!ci-vor I -!-{~~ lf ~ 6:b ~ tf):j',.s,_,{... >1o~L-o~ Lf~) fz;;~ C6f7? Cll'~ Jly~ r~o ( T b? J ;Cyulys-3 - Nfr\)frl) F6P _/~ t<o"'l~ J.,~ ~ 1; ~0'./~\ cy 3 uw-j fhs -til ~ ~l t\1\.~(,.. 'n el-.-'uj 5. (15 pts) Regulation Sketch the bicyclic phosphorylation cascade that shuts off glycogen synthesis and activates glycogenolysis. Don't worry about the phosphatase side of things. Why is glycogen synthase also independently inhibited by other kinases like GSK-3~?.

4 Biochemistry 463, Final Exam, 8/16/13 4/7 6. (8 pts) Hormone regulation How does insulin stimulate glucose uptake by muscle cells? Why does it make physiological sense that muscle cells do not respond to glucagon? -J',!jvc(oJr S'h'~ ~ ~ 1/fJ!d, ~ ~ ~ j~ ~ w( /L.L rle-s- ~I.,.,~ ~ ~ a.r~,wl~ ~ /o C.tkA..fl'k ~~ t~s-.-f",_. - vt'\~ CLw--J ~)C~ ~~ ()/' c/..,; g..,/w.{)jm~n-1-~~~h 7. (6 pts) Metabolite Pools (; ~r-"> ~ Cv< ~~ h! h. Why do cells maintain separate pools of NADH/NAD+ and NADPH/NADP+ even though the cofactor pairs have identical redox properties? Name an enzyme (or draw the reaction) that reduces NADP+ to give [,.<I) 1.-. [NJol-1>1' 1'1] / [.nrorrj._, J,.r,vc ~ ~ t.ws~ -fmn. kj ~. --- ~ ~ (;i;/~o-4 ~ [N1Wf1]/[r-MP j --? 1/vy. ~l,.lri,._, I Gt'<W}< - 6 ~ (~rta ~ ~ H r:.-- rrd fa".<l 8. (12pts)CommitmenttoFat ~ ~yl-vr71 kl ~~ -~ Draw the reaction (not the mechanism, just reactants and products), name the enzyme, and name the cofactor for the committed step for fatty acid biosynthesis. Where else have we seen a carboxylate installed j~ be decarbox~ and provide a driving ~for the fo[ll~wing;~h:~:nj? Ac~ ':tt+ + kco 3 - ~ ~~ ~!4 t-\ tt-r ~ ~ ~ if6 (!) ()... C~;r -c- ~Wtr + l{o - c,c>e,. e-jc;,)~sgt~ ~ ftcuvj,.. Cl4- Cok~oy 1~ ( {+CC) ( t ft}fc\i<-.i ~- ~ Score for the page. _

5 Biochemistry 463, Final Exam, 8/16/13 5/7 9. (8 pts) Building Fat Mammalian and yeast fatty acid synthases are both megasynthases, protein complexes with many linked active sites. What is the biochemical rationale for this? What speculative reason did we give _:o;::~::{fs:=:ruffe::=~la;-~ ~ o z ~. eur~'blt ----~~ ~IJ-../4-- n-df'e-kf - 'fbv/' f-t4i ~ ~ s-j~ r~r~~ ~ ~~ G) F-lf-5 I) ~ Jv ~ vws vf(k. ~?L.-!'ih~- 10. (16 pts) Utility of Fat Starting with palmitoyl (saturated C16)-CoA, draw the intermediates in the sequential oxidation, hydration, oxidation, and retro-claisen reactions of one cycle of f)-oxidation, with names of cofactors, abbreviations for enzymes, but no ~ ci~ )~ Score for the page.

6 Biochemistry 463, Final Exam, 8/16/13 6/7 11. (18 pts) Connections Succinate dehydrogenase is uniquely situated among TCA cycle enzymes. How so, and what is its other name? What cofactors does it use, and why doesn't it use NADH? SDH deficiency can predispose cells to cancer. What was our speculation on how this works (a bird's eye view, not specific targets)? ~t. J.- O'A~ 1) "- "" I k a.~ /u a- o-1 ts wt. ttryn~ ~ tv d-y,\jf:- JJ Tn./- ~. '1k th~ i fu TaA- c.r a-< f'fc ~ /1-d' 5tr< ~~ rlrwvu ~ lw uj.l.j, ~ ~ ~ (w- 11-W ~""'"~ ltt r.~ ~ ~m.r c&j;.. w ~ ~ ~v.v,.,2-- 1z.. Ww7 ~ J ~ ~ -h.< ~ *~ 1 1'-- tj "rzu re- a.-41 r# ~ v Cvr<u-~ ;;,. (.)~ ~ ~. [ ~- ~ I~.~ ~ 'f k~p f,..,lv- ft-..:< Vu1r-. ~ lv a-e~,'l. J. L.: Score for the page.

7 Biochemistry 463, Final Exam, 8/16/ (14 pts) Transport We described two fundamentally different ways that protons are pumped fw8efijils across membranes in the ETC. Sketch them briefly (no need to describe the theory of relativity or the Q cycle in detail). / ~... Page Score 1 /15 2 /23 3 / /26 5 / /14 Total / I Score for the page,

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