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What is the difference between the electron transport reactions of mitochondria and the ones which take place in photosynthetic process? *
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What is the difference between the electron

transport reactions of mitochondria and the ones
which take place in photosynthetic process? *

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In mitochondria ATP synthase, the protons flow from the intermembrane space to the matrix whereas in photosynthetic process the protons flow from the thylakoid space into the stroma. The electron transport reactions of mitochondria produces carbon dioxide and photosynthesis produces oxygen.

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