Energu production pathway is tartgeted bu drugs in melignant cells to control x cancer type. Use your sepculation and tell targeting and destroyin which one energy producing agent of oxydative phosphorylation will be most effective in blocking of the energy production and why?

Energu production pathway is tartgeted bu drugs in melignant cells to control x cancer type. Use your sepculation and tell targeting and destroyin which one energy producing agent of oxydative phosphorylation will be most effective in blocking of the energy production and why?

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