Cytochrome c

Hi I would like to find out is it possible if i do a Cytochrome oxidase c test on gram positive bacteria then use the entero tube for those test negtive and oxi/ferm tube for the posiive ones? bcz i've been finding only this test can be done on gram ...

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... these "spent" electrons from Complex 1 and 2 across the cristae membrane to Complex 3 which again uses them to create a proton gradient. Cytochrome c shuffles these "spent" electrons to Complex 4 which uses them to create a proton gradient but also dumps these electrons onto ...

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... and collected a sample and then used a pH and of 9 and collected sample 2. So now I have to comment on the charge properties and likely pI's of (cytochrome C and haemoglobin).. CM contains a negative charge right? So that means in order for those 2 proteins to bind to it they both proteins must ...

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Cyanide binds to an enzyme, cytochrome oxidase, preventing it from transferring electrons to the final acceptor molecule in aerobic cellular repiration. a) What is the final acceptor molecule? b) Where in the cell would cynanide target ...

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... So the NADH + H+ and FADH + H+ drop of their electrons at the different I believe they are called proteins present in the ETC (NADH Dehydrogenase, Cytochrome Reductase, and Cytochrome Oxilase). Now I am somewhat lost. THe electrons help diffuse H+ up the proteins (I understand what the H+ does ...

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