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I just took a biology course, and the electron transport change proteins require two electrons to pump "1" hydrogen through to the other side. Thus, all the 2H+'s on the outside should be just H+'s.

Is my genetics professor right? Talked with someone in the field and he said the same thing, 2 electrons to pump one H through the proteins, and this image is wrong.

Marshall Midden 14:33, 2 November 2007 (UTC)