The Electron Transport Chain: Complexes I and II

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[@pchan2674]

Great explanation! Not sure why you don't have more views, but this is a very good explanation. Greatly clarified what my textbook was trying to describe. Thank you!

[@FurbiidN]

This is epic

[@sanaehachi870]

Very informative. Now I remember Succinate Dehydrogenase is part of TCA cycle.

[@user-eh9zo4dd6q]

Great explanation but why does FADH2 not pump protons?

[@grantmeadows7728]

Does Heme actually participate in the the electron transport? My prof said that its function has not been fully discovered.

[@stevejones5531]

It provides structural support for the Iron clusters thus allowing them to properly receive and transfer the electrons.