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Chapter 18: Q. 18.45 (page 644)

How are electrons carried from complexI to complex III?

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The CoQ(Coenzyme Q) transports electrons from ComplexIto Complex III.

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We need to find the electrons carrier of complex IIIfrom complexI

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Explanation

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A mobile carrier, Coenzyme Q, transports electrons from Complex I and II to Complex III (CoQ). CoQ is converted to CoQH2 in this mechanism, which transports electrons from Complex I and II to Complex III.

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