Name the terminal electron acceptor during mitochondrial
respiration?
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Answer / gowri
mitochondrial respiration is also known as oxidative
phosphorylation.the electrons flow from reducing equivalent
i,e NADH via a series of electrn carriers finally to
oxygen. so O2 is the terminal electron accepter...
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