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    Reduction and Oxidation

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    Brief notes: The energy processing in the cell

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    Generation of ATP2 ways to generate ATP: Chemiosmosis & Substrate-Level Phosphorylation

    a) Chemiosmosis Cells use the energy released byfalling electrons in the ETS topump H+ ions across a membrane

    Uses the enzyme ATP synthase.

    Brief notes: The energy processing in the cell

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    Generation of ATP

    a) Chemiosmosis (cont)

    Brief notes: The energy processing in the cell

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    Brief notes: The energy processing in the cell

    a) Chemiosmosis (cont)

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    Chemiosmosis (remember ATP synthase)

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    Electron Transport System

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    Fermentation

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    Mitochondrial DNA mutations in human genetic disease(Wallace Sci. Amer. 277:40)

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