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Uzun vadede kullanılan sistemin tutarlı olması güven hissi yaratıyor. Menülerin sürekli değişmemesi alışkanlık kazandırıyor 1xbet güncel giriş üzerinde zaman geçirdikçe bu tutarlılık hissediliyor. Ne aradığını bilince bulmak da kolaylaşıyor. Bu da karar sürecini hızlandırıyor

Yeah, that conveyor belt analogy isn't too far off actually. From what I've pieced together over time, those electron carriers like NADH basically pick up high-energy electrons during earlier steps (think Krebs cycle mostly), then they head to the inner mitochondrial membrane. NADH donates its electrons right to the first complex in the chain, getting oxidized back to NAD+ so it can be reused. The electrons then bounce through the chain—complex I to ubiquinone, then to III, cytochrome c, IV—and each jump releases a bit of energy that pumps protons out into the intermembrane space. That builds the gradient, and boom, ATP synthase uses the proton flow to make ATP. FADH2 skips the first complex and enters later, so it yields less ATP. I always found it helpful to glance at a cellular respiration chart when the steps start blurring together. Makes the whole flow feel less abstract, you know? Still blows my mind how efficient it all is compared to just burning sugar outright.

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