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Unlock the mysteries of Mitochondrial Function with our Quiz

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Unlock the mysteries of Mitochondrial Function with our Quiz

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Which of the following is a consequence of partial uncoupling of phosphorylation from electron flow in mitochondria?

Decrease in electron flow to oxygen - contradicts the text

Decrease in metabolism

Increase in ATP synthesis - contradicts the text

Increase in proton gradient - opposite of what is expected (correct)

What is the likely result of compensating for a defect in energy capture caused by partial uncoupling of phosphorylation from electron flow?

Decreased metabolism - contradicts the text (correct)

Decreased body temperature

Decreased electron flow to oxygen - opposite of what is expected

Hypermetabolism and elevated body temperature - correct answer

What effect does cyanide have on the electron transport chain in mitochondria?

Stimulation

No effect - contradicts the text

Activation - contradicts the text

Inhibition - correct answer (correct)

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"Test your Knowledge on Mitochondrial Function and ATP Synthesis Impairment: Can you identify the effects of partial uncoupling and hypermetabolism on energy capture? Take our quiz now and learn about the inner workings of mitochondrial membrane and electron flow to oxygen."