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There are multiple cytochrome proteins involved in Electron Transport Chain. A cytochrome is a protein containing a __________; the protein “cytochrome c” shuttles electrons between __________________________.
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Heme group; complex III and complex IV |
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Iron-sulfur cluster; complex I and complex III |
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Iron-sulfur cluster; complex III and complex IV |
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Ubiquinone; complex II and complex IV |
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Heme group; complex I and complex III |
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