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Which of the following is an electron carrier that shuttles electrons between various protein complexes in the electron transport chain?* a.FMN b.NADH c.Cyt c d.Cyt a3

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Which of the following is an electron carrier that shuttles electrons between various protein complexes in the electron transport chain?*

a.FMN

b.NADH

c.Cyt c

d.Cyt a3

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