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What are the Inhibitors of Mitochondrial Catalysis?

Inhibitors can severely impact mitochondrial function by disrupting catalytic activities. For example:
1. Rotenone: Inhibits NADH dehydrogenase.
2. Cyanide: Inhibits cytochrome c oxidase.
3. Oligomycin: Inhibits ATP synthase.
These inhibitors can lead to reduced ATP production and, consequently, impaired cellular function.

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