Biochemistry
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The first half of the Q cycle results in which of the following? Please make each of the following wrong answers correct:
A) transfer of 4 protons to the intermembrane space
B) 2 molecules of reduced cytochrome c
C) Return of one UGH2 to the coenzyme Q pool
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