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"petite" yeast mutants have mitochondria without a functional electron transport chain, yet they maintain a potential across the inner mitochondrial membrane. what protein might be involved in this process?
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"petite" yeast mutants have mitochondria without a functional electron transport chain, yet they maintain a potential across the inner mitochondrial membrane. what protein might be involved in this process?

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TIM is the protein that might be involved with this process. This type of protein is a protein of the transmembrane immunoglobulin and mucin domain. This type of protein is expressed by multiple cell types within the immune systems of rodents and humans.
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