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The burst in ATP synthesis observed on addition of ADP to mitochondria
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1. Evidence is presented showing that the burst in ATP synthesis, occuring on addition of ADp to rat-liver mitochondria supplemented with β-hydroxybutyrate and phosphate, is due to the oxidation of endogenous NADH and not to a “discharg” of high-energy intermediates of oxidative phosphorylation.
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2. The ATP burst is about 3 times the amount of NAD+ formed on the addition of ADP.
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3. Accompanying the ATP burst and the oxidation of endogenous NADH there is an extra oxygen uptake equivalent to the oxidation of the NADH.
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4. The ATP burst was abolished by 15 μM dinitrophenol.
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5. With succinate as substrate, the ATP burst equalled the amount of NADH oxidized, indicating that reducing equivalents from NADH compete for the respiration chain with those coming from succinate.
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