ß-Oxidation occurs in Mitochondria, but fatty acids are impermeable to mitochondrial membrane. So, in order to make it permeable fatty acid undergo two step .
Fatty acid + CoA+ATP ↔ Fatty-acyl CoA +AMP + PPi
Enzyme - Acyl CoA synthetase, a thioester linkage form between carboxyl group of fatty acid and thiol group of CoA.
Fatty acyl CoA get attached to the hydroxyl group of Carnitine and undergo a facilitated diffusion through acylcarnitine/ carnitine transporter
ß-Oxidation
First Stage:
Second Stage:
Third Stage:
Fourth Stage:
One Cycle | ||||
Stage | Enzyme | Product | Coenzyme | ATP |
1st | Acyl CoA Dehydrogenase | Transenol CoA | FADH2 | 2 |
2nd | Enoyl CoA Hydratase | L-ß-hydroxyacyl CoA | ||
3rd | ß-hydroxyacyl CoA Dehydrogenase | ß-ketoacyl CoA | NADH+H+ | 3 |
4th | Thiolase | Myristoyl CoA+Acetyl CoA | CoA | Acetyl CoA to TCA cycle |
Complete Cycle | |
Acetyl CoA | 8 |
FADH2 | 7 |
NADH | 7 |
H+ | 7 |
ATP (TCA not included) | 35 |
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