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mononucleotide...mono means one and nucleotide means biological molecule so simply one biological molecule.

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FMN (flavin mononucleotide) contains three nucleotides: adenine, ribose, and flavin mononucleotide.

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Two coenzymes present in Complex I: FMN (flavin mononucleotide) and CoQ (coenzyme Q or ubiquinone).

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Riboflavin, also known as vitamin B2, plays a key role in oxidation-reduction reactions. It serves as a precursor for the coenzymes flavin mononucleotide (FMN) and flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD), which are important in various metabolic processes, including energy production through the electron transport chain.

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nO mononucleotide cannot work independently because a single cell can't work as a hereditary material ,it needs enzymes to work as a hereditary material which are not same in all cells.!

The cell which works as a hereditary material must have all types of enzymes which helps in development / grow.

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Numerous earlier studies on various light-producing species have suggested a

relation between luminescence and fiavin compounds,1-8 although it has not been

demonstrated heretofore that the enzymatic oxidation of reduced flavins by

luminous bacterial extracts will result in luminescence. From the similar kinetics

of light emission when either flavin mononucleotide (FMN= riboflavin phosphate)

or reduced diphosphopyridin nucleotide (DPNH2=reduced coenzyme I) was the

last factor added to luminous bacterial extracts,9 it seemed probable that the sole

function of DPNH2 in luminescence was to produce reduced flavin, and, further,

that reduced flavin might be considered as bacterial luciferin. Because of technical

difficulties in handling reduced flavins these compounds were not used in earlier

studies on the extracted cell-free luminescent system from bacteria. We can now

report that either reduced riboflavin or reduced flavin mononucleotide will support

the luminescence of Achromobacter fischeri extracts in the absence of added DPNH2.

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Yes, riboflavin is an example of a coenzyme. It serves as a precursor for the active forms of the coenzymes flavin mononucleotide (FMN) and flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD), which play essential roles in various cellular reactions, particularly in energy metabolism.

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  1. Diversity caused by combination.

  2. Diversity caused by connection.

  3. Diversity caused by somatic mutation.

4.N mononucleotide insertion

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Vibrio fischeri is a bioluminescent bacterium that forms a symbiotic relationship with certain marine animals, such as squid and fish. It produces light through a chemical reaction involving luciferase enzyme and flavin mononucleotide. This bioluminescence helps the host animal by providing camouflage and luring prey.

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Riboflavin (vitamin B2) has many functions, including:

  1. Helping your body produce energy
  2. Assisting in the metabolism of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.
  3. Assisting with normal cell function and growth and normal tissue respiration
  4. Helping folate and vitamin B6 undergo the chemical changes that make them available for your body
  5. Acting as an antioxidant, potentially helping to prevent cancer and slow cholesterol buildup by controlling the proliferation of harmful free radicals
  6. Preventing visual disorders, especially cateracts
  7. Helping with the proper formation of red blood cells
  8. Helping to produce antibodies

Like thiamine, riboflavin plays a critical role in your body's energy production. In your body's energy production pathways, riboflavin typically takes the form of flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD) or flavin mononucleotide (FMN). When riboflavin is converted into these FAD and FMN forms, it can attach to protein enzymes and allow oxygen-based energy production to occur. Proteins with FAD or FMN attached to them are often referred to as flavoproteins. Flavoproteins are found throughout your body, and particularly in locations where oxygen-based energy production is constantly needed such as your heart and skeletal muscle. One of FAD's many important roles is to serve as a cofactor for an enzyme (MTHFR) that is involved in the breakdown metabolism of homocysteine. High levels of homocysteine are associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease.

Your body's use of oxygen, while critical for energy production and overall metabolic activity, brings with it a constant risk. Oxygen-containing molecules can be highly reactive, and can damage many structures in your body, including cell membranes, blood vessel linings, and joint tissue. Glutathione is a small, protein-like molecule that is responsible for helping prevent this oxygen-based damage. Like many antioxidant molecules, glutathione must be constantly recycled, and riboflavin allows this recycling to take place.

Riboflavin plays an important role in maintaining supplies of its fellow B vitamins. One of ways your body creates niacin (vitamin B3) is by converting the amino acid tryptophan. This conversion process is accomplished with the help of an enzyme called kynurenine mono-oxygenase, and riboflavin (in its FAD form) is required for this enzyme to function.

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Nucleotides are the basic building blocks of nucleic acids like DNA and RNA. They serve as the unit for encoding genetic information and are critical for various cellular processes, including protein synthesis and cell signaling. Nucleotides also participate in energy transfer reactions within the cell.

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305 words found.

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4-letter words

mono

5-letter words

monos

6-letter words

monody

7-letter words

monocle, monocot, monodic, monoecy, monofil, monolog, monomer

8-letter words

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9-letter words

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11-letter words

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12-letter words

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13-letter words

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14-letter words

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15-letter words

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16-letter words

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17-letter words

monochromatically, monospecificities, monosyllabicities

18-letter words

monochromaticities

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The two steps in the electron transport chain that produce NADPH are the reduction of NADP+ to NADPH by NADP reductase, and the transfer of electrons from ferredoxin to NADP+ by ferredoxin-NADP reductase. These reactions occur in the photosystem I complex of the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis.

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The majority of the energy conserved during catabolism reactions occurs near the end of the metabolic series of reactions in the electron transport chain. The electron transport or respiratory chain gets its name from the fact electrons are transported to meet up with oxygen from respiration at the end of the chain. The overall electron chain transport reaction is:

2 H+ + 2 e+ + 1/2 O2 ---> H2O + energy

Notice that 2 hydrogen ions, 2 electrons, and an oxygen molecule react to form as a product water with energy released in an exothermic reaction. This relatively straight forward reaction actually requires eight or more steps. The energy released is coupled with the formation of three ATP molecules per every use of the electron transport chain.

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Pre-Initiation of Electron Transport Chain:

The electron transport chain is initiated by the reaction of an organic metabolite (intermediate in metabolic reactions) with the coenzyme NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide). This is an oxidation reaction where 2 hydrogen atoms (or 2 hydrogen ions and 2 electrons) are removed from the organic metabolite. (The organic metabolites are usually from the citric acid cycle and the oxidation of fatty acids--details in following pages.) The reaction can be represented simply where M = any metabolite.

MH2 + NAD+ -----> NADH + H+ + M: + energy

One hydrogen is removed with 2 electrons as a hydride ion (H-) while the other is removed as the positive ion (H+). Usually the metabolite is some type of alcohol which is oxidized to a ketone.

NAD+ is a coenzyme containing the B-vitamin, nicotinamide, shown on a previous page.

The purpose of the other seven steps in the electron transport chain is threefold:

1) to pass along 2H+ ions and 2e- to eventually react with oxygen;

2) to conserve energy by forming three ATP's; and

3) to regenerate the coenzymes back to their original form as oxidizing agents.Quiz: What are the initial reactants which start the electron transport chain?Answer2 hydrogen ionsand 2 electronsstart the chain.Oxygen andADP are alsoreactants.What are the final products of the chain?Answer3 ATP and awater moleculeare products.

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Initiation of Electron Transport Chain:

Once the NADH has been made from a metabolite in the citric acid cycle inside of the mitochondria, it interacts with the first complex 1 enzyme, known as NADH reductase. This complex 1 contains a coenzyme flavin mononucleotide (FMN) which is similar to FAD.

The sequence of events is that the NADH, plus another hydrogen ion enter the enzyme complex and pass along the 2 hydrogen ions, ultimately to an interspace in the mitochondria. These hydrogen ions, acting as a pump, are utilized by ATP synthetase to produce an ATP for every two hydrogen ions produced. Three complexes (1, 3, 4) act in this manner to produce 2 hydrogen ions each, and thus will produce 3 ATP for every use of the complete electron transport chain.

In addition, NADH passes along 2 electrons to first FMN, then to an iron-sulfur protein (FeS), and finally to coenzyme Q. The net effect of these reactions are to regenerate coenzyme NAD+. This regeneration of reactants occurs in many of the reactions so that a cycling effect occurs. The NAD+ is ready to react further with metabolites in the citric acid cycle.

Coenzyme Q, which also picks up an additional 2 hydrogen ions to make CoQH2, is soluble in the lipid membrane and can move through the membrane to come into contact with enzyme complex 3.

In summary, the very first enzyme complex in the electron transport chain is coupled with the formation of ATP. The coupled reaction may be written as:

a) MH2 + NAD+ ---> NADH + H+ + M + energy

b) ADP + P + energy ---> ATP + H2O

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There are more than 9,500 English words that begin with the letter M. Here are some of the longer ones:

14-letter words

machicolations, machineability, macroaggregate, macroeconomics, macroevolution, macroglobulins, macromolecular, macromolecules, macronucleuses, macronutrients, macrostructure, magnetizations, magnetometries, magnetospheres, magnetospheric, magnifications, magniloquences, magniloquently, maidenlinesses, malabsorptions, malacostracans, maladaptations, maladjustments, maladministers, malapertnesses, malapportioned, malariologists, malcontentedly, malfunctioning, malleabilities, malodorousness, manageableness, manifestations, manifoldnesses, manipulability, manipulatively, mannerlinesses, manometrically, manufacturings, mariculturists, martyrizations, martyrologists, masterlinesses, mastigophorans, materialnesses, mathematically, mathematicians, matriculations, meaningfulness, mechanizations, meddlesomeness, meditativeness, megakaryocytes, megakaryocytic, megalomaniacal, megalopolitans, megascopically, megasporangium, megasporophyll, melodramatised, melodramatises, melodramatists, melodramatized, melodramatizes, memorabilities, mendaciousness, mercantilistic, mercaptopurine, mercerizations, merchandisings, merchandizings, mercifulnesses, meretriciously, mesdemoiselles, mesotheliomata, metafictionist, metalinguistic, metallizations, metallographer, metallographic, metamorphosing, metaphorically, metaphosphates, metaphysically, metaphysicians, metapsychology, metastatically, metathetically, metempsychoses, metempsychosis, meteoriticists, meteorological, meteorologists, methemoglobins, methodicalness, methodological, methodologists, methoxyflurane, methylxanthine, meticulosities, meticulousness, metronidazoles, metronomically, microanatomies, microbarograph, microbiologies, microbiologist, microbreweries, microcassettes, microcephalics, microcephalies, microcircuitry, microcomputers, microeconomics, microelectrode, microevolution, microfibrillar, microfilaments, microgravities, microinjecting, microinjection, micrometeorite, micrometeoroid, microminiature, micronucleuses, micronutrients, microorganisms, microparticles, microplanktons, microprocessor, microprojector, micropublisher, micropulsation, micropunctures, microspherical, microsporangia, microsporocyte, microstructure, microsurgeries, microtechnique, militantnesses, militarization, millenarianism, millennialisms, millennialists, milliroentgens, mindlessnesses, mineralization, miraculousness, mirthfulnesses, misallocations, misapplication, misapprehended, misappropriate, misarticulated, misarticulates, misassumptions, misattributing, misattribution, miscalculating, miscalculation, miscegenations, mischannelling, misclassifying, miscomputation, misconceptions, misconnections, miscorrelation, misdescription, misemphasizing, misemployments, misestimations, misevaluations, misfunctioning, misgovernments, misidentifying, misimpressions, misinformation, misinterpreted, mismanagements, misorientation, misperceptions, mispositioning, misprogramming, mispronouncing, misregistering, misremembering, misrepresented, missionization, mistranscribed, mistranscribes, mistranslating, mistranslation, misunderstands, misutilization, mitogenicities, moderatenesses, moderatorships, modernisations, modernizations, modulabilities, mollifications, moneygrubbings, mongrelization, monocarboxylic, monochromatism, monochromators, monocotyledons, monoglycerides, monolithically, monomaniacally, monometallisms, monometallists, mononucleotide, monophonically, monopolization, monopropellant, monosaccharide, monotheistical, monotonicities, monotonousness, monounsaturate, monumentalized, monumentalizes, moralistically, morganatically, mortifications, motherlessness, motherlinesses, motionlessness, motivationally, mountaineering, mournfulnesses, movelessnesses, mucilaginously, muddleheadedly, mulligatawnies, multichambered, multicharacter, multicomponent, multiconductor, multidialectal, multielectrode, multifactorial, multifilaments, multiformities, multifrequency, multilaterally, multilingually, multimegawatts, multimolecular, multinationals, multinucleated, multiparameter, multiplication, multiplicative, multiplicities, multipotential, multiprocessor, multiracialism, multireligious, multitrillions, multiversities, mummifications, municipalities, municipalizing, musicalization, mutagenicities, mutinousnesses, mutualizations, myelencephalic, myelencephalon, myrmecological, myrmecologists, myrmecophilous, mysteriousness, mystifications, mythologically

15-letter words

machinabilities, macroaggregated, macroaggregates, macrocosmically, macroevolutions, macrophotograph, macroscopically, macrostructural, macrostructures, magistratically, magnanimousness, magnetoelectric, maintainability, majoritarianism, maladministered, maladroitnesses, maldistribution, maliciousnesses, malpractitioner, manageabilities, maneuverability, marginalization, marketabilities, marriageability, martensitically, marvelousnesses, masculinization, masochistically, masterfulnesses, mastoidectomies, materfamiliases, materialization, mathematization, meaninglessness, measurabilities, mechanistically, mechanochemical, mechanoreceptor, medulloblastoma, megacorporation, megagametophyte, megasporophylls, mellifluousness, melodiousnesses, melodramatising, melodramatizing, memorablenesses, mensurabilities, mercaptopurines, mercenarinesses, merchantability, mercilessnesses, mercurialnesses, meritoriousness, meroblastically, metafictionists, metalinguistics, metallographers, metallographies, metallurgically, metamathematics, metamorphically, metastabilities, methamphetamine, methoxyfluranes, methylcellulose, methylmercuries, methylphenidate, methylxanthines, microanalytical, microanatomical, microbarographs, microbiological, microbiologists, microcosmically, microdissection, microearthquake, microelectrodes, microelectronic, microevolutions, microgametocyte, microinjections, micromanagement, micrometeorites, micrometeoritic, micrometeoroids, micromorphology, microphotograph, microphotometer, microphotometry, microphysically, microporosities, microprocessors, microprojection, microprojectors, micropublishers, micropublishing, micropulsations, microradiograph, microscopically, microseismicity, microsporangium, microsporocytes, microsporophyll, microstructural, microstructures, microtechniques, microtonalities, militarizations, millenarianisms, millionairesses, mineralizations, mineralogically, miniaturization, misapplications, misapprehending, misapprehension, misappropriated, misappropriates, misarticulating, misattributions, miscalculations, miscegenational, miscellaneously, mischaracterize, mischievousness, miscomputations, misconstruction, miscorrelations, misdescriptions, misdistribution, miserablenesses, misguidednesses, misinformations, misinterpreting, misorientations, misrecollection, misregistration, misrepresenting, missionizations, mistranscribing, mistranslations, mistrustfulness, misutilizations, misvocalization, modifiabilities, momentarinesses, momentousnesses, mongrelizations, monochromatisms, monocrystalline, monomolecularly, mononucleosises, mononucleotides, monopolizations, monopropellants, monosaccharides, monospecificity, monosyllabicity, monounsaturated, monounsaturates, monstrousnesses, montmorillonite, monumentalities, monumentalizing, morphologically, morphophonemics, mountaineerings, mountainousness, mountebankeries, mouthwateringly, multidiscipline, multidivisional, multifunctional, multilateralism, multilateralist, multilingualism, multimillennial, multiplications, multipolarities, multiprocessing, multiprocessors, multiracialisms, multitudinously, multiwavelength, murderousnesses, musculoskeletal, musicalizations, myelofibrosises

16-letter words

machineabilities, macroinstruction, macrolepidoptera, macrophotographs, macrophotography, magnetostriction, magnetostrictive, majoritarianisms, maladministering, malapportionment, malcontentedness, maldistributions, malodorousnesses, malpractitioners, manageablenesses, manipulabilities, manipulativeness, marginalizations, masculinizations, materializations, mathematizations, meaningfulnesses, mechanochemistry, mechanoreception, mechanoreceptive, mechanoreceptors, meddlesomenesses, meditativenesses, medulloblastomas, megacorporations, megagametophytes, megalomaniacally, megasporogeneses, megasporogenesis, melodramatically, mendaciousnesses, meretriciousness, meristematically, mesembryanthemum, metamathematical, metapsychologies, meteorologically, methamphetamines, methodicalnesses, methodologically, methylcelluloses, methylphenidates, meticulousnesses, microcalorimeter, microcalorimetry, microcircuitries, microcirculation, microcirculatory, microcrystalline, microdissections, microearthquakes, microelectronics, microencapsulate, microenvironment, microgametocytes, micrographically, microinstruction, microlepidoptera, micromanagements, micromanipulator, micrometeorology, microphotographs, microphotography, microphotometers, microphotometric, microprogramming, microprojections, micropublishings, microradiographs, microradiography, microsporangiate, microsporophylls, microvasculature, militaristically, miniaturizations, miraculousnesses, misanthropically, misapprehensions, misappropriating, misappropriation, mischaracterized, mischaracterizes, miscommunication, miscomprehension, misconstructions, misdistributions, mispronunciation, misrecollections, misregistrations, mistranscription, misunderstanding, misvocalizations, monochromaticity, monocotyledonous, monopolistically, monosyllabically, monosynaptically, monotheistically, monotonousnesses, montmorillonites, montmorillonitic, morphometrically, motherlessnesses, motionlessnesses, muddleheadedness, multibillionaire, multicellularity, multiculturalism, multidimensional, multidirectional, multidisciplines, multifactorially, multifariousness, multihandicapped, multilateralisms, multilateralists, multilingualisms, multimillionaire, multiplicatively, multiprocessings, multiprogramming, municipalization, mysteriousnesses

17-letter words

macroevolutionary, macroglobulinemia, macroglobulinemic, macroinstructions, magnanimousnesses, magnetoresistance, magnetostrictions, maintainabilities, maladministration, malapportionments, maneuverabilities, marriageabilities, materialistically, meaninglessnesses, mechanoreceptions, medulloblastomata, mellifluousnesses, melodramatization, merchantabilities, meritoriousnesses, mesembryanthemums, metapsychological, methemoglobinemia, methylnaphthalene, microbiologically, microcalorimeters, microcalorimetric, microcirculations, microdensitometer, microdensitometry, microencapsulated, microencapsulates, microenvironments, microevolutionary, microinstructions, micromanipulation, micromanipulators, microminiaturized, micromorphologies, micropaleontology, microphotographed, microphotographer, microphotographic, microphotometries, microprogrammings, microradiographic, microreproduction, microseismicities, microsporogeneses, microsporogenesis, microvasculatures, mineralocorticoid, misadministration, misappropriations, miscellaneousness, mischaracterizing, mischievousnesses, misclassification, miscommunications, miscomprehensions, misidentification, misinterpretation, mispronunciations, misrepresentation, misrepresentative, mistranscriptions, mistrustfulnesses, misunderstandings, monochromatically, monospecificities, monosyllabicities, morphogenetically, mountainousnesses, multibillionaires, multiculturalisms, multidisciplinary, multigenerational, multimillionaires, multiprogrammings, multitudinousness, municipalizations

18-letter words

macroglobulinemias, macrophotographies, magnetoresistances, magnetostrictively, maladministrations, malcontentednesses, manipulativenesses, mechanochemistries, melodramatizations, meretriciousnesses, metallographically, methemoglobinemias, methylcholanthrene, methylnaphthalenes, methylprednisolone, microcalorimetries, microcrystallinity, microdensitometers, microdensitometric, microencapsulating, microencapsulation, microenvironmental, microlepidopterous, micromanipulations, micrometeorologies, micrometeorologist, micromorphological, micropaleontologic, microphotographers, microphotographies, microphotographing, microradiographies, microreproductions, mineralocorticoids, misadministrations, misclassifications, misidentifications, misinterpretations, misrepresentations, monochromaticities, mucopolysaccharide, muddleheadednesses, multicellularities, multifariousnesses, myeloproliferative

19-letter words

magnetohydrodynamic, meningoencephalitic, meningoencephalitis, methylcholanthrenes, methylprednisolones, microdensitometries, microelectronically, microencapsulations, micrometeorological, micrometeorologists, micropaleontologies, micropaleontologist, miscellaneousnesses, mischaracterization, mucopolysaccharides, multidimensionality, multitudinousnesses

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magnetofluiddynamics, magnetohydrodynamics, microcrystallinities, microelectrophoreses, microelectrophoresis, microelectrophoretic, microminiaturization, micropaleontological, micropaleontologists, microphotometrically, mischaracterizations

21-letter words

meningoencephalitides, microminiaturizations, multidimensionalities

22-letter words

microspectrophotometer, microspectrophotometry

23-letter words

microspectrophotometers, microspectrophotometric

24-letter words

microelectrophoretically, microspectrophotometries

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The electron transport chain is a series of protein complexes and molecules found in the inner mitochondrial membrane in eukaryotic cells. It plays a crucial role in generating adenosine triphosphate (ATP) by transferring electrons from electron donors to electron acceptors through a series of redox reactions. This process is a key component of aerobic respiration and photosynthesis.

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