When the carrying molecule NADH gets to NADH dehydrogenase, a hydrogen ion, also known as a proton, moves across the inner mitochondrial membrane while the are passed to ubiquitin. Ubiquitin takes to cytochrome b-c1 which pumps those more protons across the membrane. Then the are transfered to cytochrome oxydase that takes O₂ and hydrogen ions to make H₂O and pumps more protons across the membrane. This build up of protons between the two mitochondrial membranes results in a gradient that powers ATP synthase to attach phosphates to ADP., making ATP. (Note: all blanks have the same word in them.)

When the carrying molecule NADH gets to NADH dehydrogenase, a hydrogen ion, also known as a proton, moves across the inner mitochondrial membrane while the are passed to ubiquitin. Ubiquitin takes to cytochrome b-c1 which pumps those more protons across the membrane. Then the are transfered to cytochrome oxydase that takes O₂ and hydrogen ions to make H₂O and pumps more protons across the membrane. This build up of protons between the two mitochondrial membranes results in a gradient that powers ATP synthase to attach phosphates to ADP., making ATP. (Note: all blanks have the same word in them.)

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