Final acceptor of electron in respiratory chain is:
Correct answer: B. Oxygen
- A. Cytochrome A
- B. Oxygen
- C. Cytochrome a3
- D. Cytochrome C
Explanation
The final acceptor of electrons in the respiratory chain is oxygen. Oxygen is a highly electronegative molecule, which means that it has a strong affinity for electrons. This affinity for electrons is what allows oxygen to accept electrons from the electron transport chain and to be reduced to water.
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