In the lab, metabolic poisons can be used to study ATP synthesis and oxygen consumption. Many of these poisons have - orhave had - other uses, from diet aids to animal poisons to antibiotics.Poisonoligomycincyanidetrifluorocarbonylcyanide phenylhydrazone(FCCP)rotenonebongkrekic acidActionbinds to Fo and blocks the proton channelinhibits cytochrome oxidase by reacting with heme a3increases membrane proton permeabilityblocks electron transfer at NADH dehydrogenase(NAD-Q oxidoreductase)binds to inward-facing site of ATP-ADP translocaseClassify the metabolic poisons as electron transport inhibitors, uncoupling agents, ATP synthase inhibitors, ortransport inhibitors.Electrontransport inhibitorsUncoupling agents,ionophoresATP synthase inhibitorsTransport inhibitorsrotenoneoligomycincyanidebongkrekic acidFCCP

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