Cytochromes are a group of heme proteins critical for electron transport in mitochondria. The heme group in cytochromes contains an iron ion (Fe) at its core. This iron atom plays an essential role in facilitating electron transfer as it can alternate between the ferrous (Fe2+) and ferric (Fe3+) states.
Given this characteristic, the element present in cytochromes is:
Match the following:
List–I | List–II |
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A. Ball and socket joint | I. Inter carpal joint |
B. Hinge joint | II. Between humerus and Pectoral girdle |
C. Pivot joint | III. Between carpals and metacarpals |
D. Gliding joint | IV. Between atlas and axis |
V. Knee joint |