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A cell that lacks sulfite reductase but can still oxidize sulfur for energy could be identified by

A cell that lacks sulfite reductase but can still oxidize sulfur for energy could be identified by
A) adenosine phosphosulfate reductase coupled with substrate-level phosphorylation.
B) electrons being transferred to cytochrome c prior to shuttling them into the electron transport chain.
C) identifying an alternative quinone, flavoprotein, or cytochrome.
D) quantifying the release of sulfate byproduct.

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Commenting just to show my support for informative posts like this, keep it up 10/10

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