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Oxidative Phosphorylation
most of ATP synthesis (accounts for 90%)
Oxidative Phosphorylation steps
1. Electron transport chain
2. Chemiosmosis
Electron transport chain
chain in which electrons move from one protein complex to another, causing proteins to pump H^+ frm mitochondrial matrix to intermembrane space (generates NO ATP)

• carries alternating reduced/oxidized states of coenzymes
Electron Transport Chain process
1. NADH, FADH go back to oxidized states
2. electrons travel down the chain until they reach O[2]; causing proteins to pump out H^+ protons
3. protons pumped into inner membrane from matrix
Electron transport chain location?
In cristae of mitochondrion
Final Electron Acceptor
O[2] through which electrons pass through proteins (ATP synthase) to reach
Chemiosmosis
use of energy in H^+ gradient to drive cell work
ATP synthase
membrane protein that a proton travels through to turn ADP+P[i] into ATP, uses exergonic flow of H^+ to drive phosphorylation of ATP (endergonic reaction)
Proton-Motive Force
H^+ gradient (ADP is generated through proton motive force
Coenzyme stages in Oxidative Phosphorylation
I. NADH --> NAD^-
II. FADH[2]-->FAD
III. H^+
IV. 2H^+ + 1/2O[2] --> H[2]O