Electron transport chain: Difference between revisions

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A chain of ferrous proteins located in the inner mitochondrial membrane involved in ATP production in aerobic respiration. Electron transport chains involve a gradual loss of energy as the transport chain progresses. This is often used for other purposes, such as the tranpsort of H+ ions during aerobic respiration.

References

Alberts,B et al (2008) Molecular Biology of the Cell 5th Ed. New York: Garland Publishing

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-A chain of ferrous [[protein|proteins]] located in the [[inner mitochondrial membrane|inner mitochondrial membrane]] involved in [[ATP|ATP]] production in [[aerobic respiration|aerobic respiration]].
+A chain of ferrous [[Protein|proteins]] located in the [[Inner mitochondrial membrane|inner mitochondrial membrane]] involved in [[ATP|ATP]] production in [[Aerobic respiration|aerobic respiration]]. Electron transport chains involve a gradual loss of energy as the transport chain progresses. This is often used for other purposes, such as the tranpsort of [[Proton|H+ ions]] during [[Aerobic_respiration|aerobic respiration]].&nbsp;
+<u>References</u>
+*<u>Alberts,B et al (2008) ''Molecular Biology of the Cell ''5th Ed. New York: Garland Publishing</u>