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What Are the Key Components of the Q Cycle?
The Q cycle involves several key components:
Ubiquinone
(Q) and
ubiquinol
(QH2)
Cytochrome bc1 complex, including the
Rieske iron-sulfur protein
and cytochrome c1
Cytochrome c
Each of these components plays a specific role in facilitating electron transfer and proton translocation, ensuring the efficient functioning of the electron transport chain.
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