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Metabolic pathways

Every FMK pathway as a clickable map. Pick one pathway to hammer it — next step, enzyme, regulator, cofactor, and the facts that get tested (NADPH and who needs it, rate-limiting steps, deficiencies) — or set it to all pathways for a mixed drill. Every answer says which enzyme and which pathway.

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Electron transport & OXPHOS · Inner mitochondrial membrane. Enzymes sit beside the arrows, ★ = rate-limiting, ⊕/⊖ = activators/inhibitors (toggle), −ATP +NADH = what the step spends and makes (toggle ⚡), dashed = allosteric signal, shaded bands = compartment. Drag to pan.
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NADHNADHFADH₂ (succinate)FADH₂ (succinate)Complex I (NADH DH)Complex I (NADH DH)Complex II (succinate DH)Complex II (succinateDH)Coenzyme Q (ubiquinone)Coenzyme Q (ubiquinone)Complex III (cyt bc₁)Complex III (cyt bc₁)Cytochrome cCytochrome cComplex IV (cyt c oxidase)Complex IV (cyt coxidase)O₂ → H₂OO₂ → H₂OH⁺ gradient (IMS)H⁺ gradient (IMS)ATP synthase (Complex V)ATP synthase (Complex V)ATPATPNADH dehydrogenase (FMN, Fe-S)⊖ Rotenone, Amobarbital, MPTP,MetforminSuccinate dehydrogenase⊖ MalonateElectron transfer toubiquinoneElectron transfer toubiquinoneQ-cycle⊖ Antimycin ACytochrome c reductionCytochrome c oxidase (heme a,a₃, Cu)⊖ Cyanide, Carbon monoxide,Hydrogen sulfide4 e⁻ + O₂ + 4 H⁺ → 2 H₂OProton pumping (I, III, IV)H⁺ flow through F₀⊖ OligomycinRotational catalysis on F₁ ADP → ATP

Electron transport & OXPHOS

Complex I (NADH DH)

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