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Where is the electron transport chain for cellular respiration located? (A) in the cytosol of the cell (B) in the inner mitochondrial membrane (C) in the intermembrane space
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Where is the electron transport chain for cellular respiration located?

(A) in the cytosol of the cell
(B) in the inner mitochondrial membrane
(C) in the intermembrane space

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in the inner mitochondrial membrane

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yur answer to yur question is b.mitochondrial inner membrane

hope it helped
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