Q. The regulation of oxidative phosphorylation depends on

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Q. The rate of electron transfer when proton motive force is high is

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Q. The magnitude of proton motive force depends on

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Q. Where does oxidative phosphorylation take place?

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Q. In metabolism, NAD is involved in

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Q. NADP is a cofactor used in

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Q. What is the proportion of ATP produced by oxidative phosphorylation?

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Q. NADP⁺ in its reduced form is

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Q. Products of glucose oxidation essential for oxidative phosphorylation are

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Q. The effect of increased levels of hydrogen ions in the inter-membrane space of the mitochondria is

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Q. How many human mitochondrial proteins are encoded in the mitochondrial genome and synthesized within mitochondria?

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Q. How many mitochondrial proteins are encoded in nuclear genes and imported into mitochondria after their synthesis?

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Q. Mitochondrial DNA is a

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Q. Oxysomes or F₀– F₁ particles occur on

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Q. More than what proportion of mitochondrial proteins are coded by nuclear DNA?

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Q. The size of human mitochondrial DNA is

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Q. The size of plant mitochondrial DNA is

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Q. Typically how many copies of DNA is/are there in each mitochondrion?

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Q. Mitochondrial DNA is one of the best marker tools for population biologists and evolutionary biologists because

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Q. The mechanism of action of cyanide, a mitochondrial toxin, is by inhibiting

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