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krakeen krakeen
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8 years ago
Greeting,
I have a simple question.
Does the production of ATP still work if the complex II undergoes an inhibition?

 I would answer that it will only slow down the production of ATP because the complex II doesn't attract H+ into inner membrame, but I'm not sure.
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Educator
8 years ago
Right, but isn't it part of the electron transport chain?
krakeen Author
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8 years ago
Indeed complexes make Atp thanks to a gradient of H+ and transport of electrons.
So it will only slow down the production of ATP ? Not stop it?
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8 years ago
Slow it down, yes, but not halt it completely.
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