8. Rotenone is a chemical that naturally occurs in plants. It is a broad-spectrum poison, meaning it is toxic to many types of organisms, including fish, insects, and other pests. Rotenone inhibits the transfer of electrons from one electron transport chain complex to another (complex I to ubiquinone). a. Would you expect rotenone poisoning to affect the following molecules (yes or no)? If so, would you expect them in increase or decrease? I Molecule Acetyl-CoA ATP NADH Will levels change? (Yes or no) Yes No yes If yes, will the levels increase or decrease?
8. Rotenone is a chemical that naturally occurs in plants. It is a broad-spectrum poison, meaning it is toxic to many types of organisms, including fish, insects, and other pests. Rotenone inhibits the transfer of electrons from one electron transport chain complex to another (complex I to ubiquinone). a. Would you expect rotenone poisoning to affect the following molecules (yes or no)? If so, would you expect them in increase or decrease? I Molecule Acetyl-CoA ATP NADH Will levels change? (Yes or no) Yes No yes If yes, will the levels increase or decrease?
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8. Rotenone is a chemical that naturally occurs in plants. It is a broad-spectrum poison, meaning
it is toxic to many types of organisms, including fish, insects, and other pests. Rotenone
inhibits the transfer of electrons from one electron transport chain complex to another (complex
I to ubiquinone).
a. Would you expect rotenone poisoning to affect the following molecules (yes or no)? If
so, would you expect them in increase or decrease?
Molecule
Acetyl-CoA
ATP
NADH
Will levels
change?
(Yes or no)
Yes
No
yes
If yes, will the levels increase or decrease?
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