Table 20.1Standard Reduction Potentlals for Several Blological Reduction Half-Reactions8,' (V)Reduction Half-Reactiono, + 2 H* + 2 H,OFe* +e Fe+Photosystem P700NO,- + 2 H* +2r NO, + H,OCytochrome f(Fe*) +e cytochrome f(Fe+)Cytochrome a (Fe*") +e cytochrome a(Fe")Cytochrome a(Fe**) +- cytochrome a(Fe")Rieske Fe-S(Fe") +e Rieske Fe-S(Fe")Cytochrome e(Fe**) +e cytochrome e (Fe*)Cytochrome 4(Fe) +r cytochrome g(Fe*)UQH- + H +r UQH, (UQ = coenzyme QUQ + 2 H* + 2e- UQH,Cytochrome b,(Fe) +e - cytochrome b(Fe)Fumarate + 2 H* + 2 e succinateUQ + H* + UQH -Cytochrome b, (Fe") +e[FAD] + 2 H* +2r [FADH,]Cytochrome be(Fe*) +e- cytochrome & (Fe*)Oxaloacetate + 2 H* +2e - malatePyruvate + 2 H* +2e lactateAcetaldehyde + 2 H* +2e - ethanolFMN + 2 H* + 2r- FMNH,FAD + 2 H* + 2e FADH,Glutathione (oxidized) + 2 H +2r 2 glutathione (reduced)Lipoic acid + 2 H* + 2e dihydrolipoic acid1,3-Bisphosphoglycerate + 2 H* + 2e-glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate + P.NAD + 2 H* + 2r- NADH + H*NADP + 2 H* + 2e NADPH + H*Lipoyl dehycdrogenase [FAD] + 2 H* + 2e-lipoyl dehydrogenase [FADH,]0.8160.7710.4300.4210.3650.3500.2900.2800.2540.2200.1900.0600.0500.0310.030cytochrome b, (Fe)0.0200.003-0.091*-0.100-0.166-0.185-0.197-0.219-0.219-0.230-0.290-0.290-0.320-0.320-0.340a-Ketoglutarate + CO, + 2 H+ + 2e isocitrate2 H* +2e H,Ferredoxin (spinach) (Fe") +e ferredoxin (spinach) (Fe)Succinate + CO, + 2 H + 2e a-ketoglutarate + H,O-0.380-0.421-0.430-0.670 QUESTION 38Fill in the missing information for the reaction shown:NO3 + H2 --> NO2¯+H2OdeltaGo' =kJUnder standard physiological conditions, this reaction isgonic

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