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Dictionary » O » Oxygen Cycle Oxygen CycleThe continuous cycle of oxygen through the environment and biochemical pathways of organisms. ![]()
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Results from our forumMulticellular prokaryote... Each single bacterium in a group still maintains an individual life cycle, and does not depend on the group for survival. ***Also, Cyanobacteria ... . Did you know the first process of photosynthesis did not produce oxygen (anoxygenic photosynthesis) as a by-product! Bacteria eventually adapted ...
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Re: TCA inhibitor... electrons are from pyruvate being oxidized in tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle, while complex II is actually part of the TCA cycle being succinate ... electrons from complex I can be still transported onto complex III and oxygen can be consumed by complex IV ;)
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Re: TCA inhibitor... intot he inter membrane space.Now, the reason that it can only stop oxygen consumption here is because the structure of succinate is C4O4 with ... is bonded to form fumarate by fumarase, the structure changes in the cycle, so as it is a muxh similar structure to succinate and only one step ...
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TCA inhibitorIn an experiment, malonate inhibits oxygen consumption induced by succinate, but does not inhibit oxygen consumption brought ... induced by pyruvate or malate. I know it has to do with where they are in the cycle, but I can't pinpoint the answer.
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Re:... energy pathways are what occur in the mitochondria. That is Krebs cycle and oxidative phosphorylation, excluding glycolisis that occurs in ... of some final electron acceptor. Most people know this to refer to oxygen as in the case of aerobic respiration which talks about oxygen usage ...
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