Pathway and coupling control states

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Pathway and coupling control states

Description

In mitochondrial respiratory physiology a large number of pathway and coupling control states is encountered, for which a unified system of terms and abbreviations is required. In mitochondrial preparations there is a large number of potentially complex pathway control states, in contrast to only three coupling control states (L, P, E). Therefore, it is practical to use L, P, 'and 'E as subscripts attached to the abbreviation of the pathway control state.

Reference: Gnaiger 2020 BEC MitoPathways

Pathway and coupling control states

N-pathway

• N-pathway control state N_L, N_P, N_E

• PM-pathway control state PM_L, PM_P, PM_E
• GM-pathway control state GM_L, GM_P, GM_E
• PGM-pathway control state PGM_L, PGM_P, PGM_E

NS-pathway

• NS-pathway control state NS_L, NS_P, NS_E

• PMS-pathway control state PMS_L, PMS_P, PMS_E
• GMS-pathway control state GMS_L, GMS_P, GMS_E
• PGMS-pathway control state PGMS_L, PGMS_P, PGMS_E

NSGp-pathway

• NSGp NSGp_L, NSGp_P, NSGp_E

F-pathway

• Fatty acid oxidation pathway control state F_L, F_P, F_E

FN-pathway

• FN FN_L, FN_P, FN_E

FNS-pathway

• FNS FNS_L, FNS_P, FNS_E

FNSGp-pathway

• FNSGp FNSGp_L, FNSGp_P, FNSGp_E

MitoPedia concepts: Respiratory state