A) The ETC complexes would function as normal, but no ATP would be made.
B) The ETC and synthesis of ATP would continue as normal.
C) The ETC complexes would transfer electrons from NADH to O2, but no protons would be pumped.
D) The NADH would react directly with O2, generating excess heat.
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A) selectively transport molecules from the cytoplasm to the intermembrane space.
B) maintain a pH gradient across the inner mitochondrial membrane.
C) are found one per cell.
D) have a matrix that is continuous with the cytoplasm.
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A) cytochrome c
B) coenzyme Q
C) complex I
D) complex II
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A) Chloroplasts and mitochondria each contain two membranes.
B) Chloroplasts and mitochondria use electrons from NADH to create a proton gradient.
C) Chloroplasts pump protons outside the organelle, while mitochondria pump protons inside the inner part of the organelle.
D) Chloroplasts and mitochondria use energy from a proton gradient to make ATP.
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A) a hexameric 3
3 ring
B) a circle of 10 c subunits
C) the F0 subunit
D) ,
, and
Subunits
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A) ATP
B) cytochrome c
C) coenzyme Q
D) complex I
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A) movement of ATP into the mitochondria by the ATP/ADP translocase.
B) movement of ATP out of the mitochondria.
C) transport of ADP into the mitochondria by the ADP translocase.
D) transport of Pi into the mitochondria by the phosphate translocase.
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A) Electron transport from electron transport system complexes.
B) The higher pH inside the mitochondria that results from electron transfer.
C) The large drops in
G resulting from electron transfer in the ETC.
D) The substrate level phosphorylations of the TCA cycle and glycolysis.
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A) into the thylakoid lumen.
B) outside the outer mitochondrial membrane.
C) into the mitochondrial matrix.
D) outside the inner mitochondrial membrane.
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A) those tissues with the highest levels of mitochondria and high levels of activity
B) heart tissue
C) liver tissue
D) those tissues with the lowest levels of mitochondria
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A) It involves the transfer of electrons from cytoplasmic NADH to dihydroxyacetone phosphate (DHAP) to yield glycerol phosphate.
B) It is more efficient than the malate aspartate shuttle.
C) NADH produced in the cytoplasm by glycolysis ultimately leads to NADH in mitochondria.
D) Glycerol phosphate diffuses into the mitochondria.
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A) NADH from the TCA cycle-1.5 ATP
B) NADH from the cytosol (glycerol phosphate shuttle) -2.25 ATP
C) NADH from the cytosol (malate-aspartate shuttle) -1.5 ATP
D) FADH2 from the TCA cycle-1.5 ATP
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A) transports electrons from cytochrome c to complex IV.
B) is reduced by FADH2.
C) uses the Q cycle mechanism to oxidize ubiquinone.
D) participates in electron transfer when the donor is NADH but not when the donor is succinate (or FADH2) .
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A) ATP synthase
B) complex II
C) complex III
D) ATP
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A) cytoplasm.
B) intermembrane space of the mitochondria.
C) inner mitochondrial membrane.
D) outer mitochondrial membrane.
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A) The mitochondria cannot reduce NADH or make ATP.
B) No proton gradient is formed, and no ATP is synthesized.
C) Protons leak back into the cytoplasm.
D) The proton gradient is formed, but no ATP synthesis can occur.
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