Quinone a (Q_A) and Quinone B (Q_B) Differ from Each

question 20

Multiple Choice

Quinone A (Q_A) and quinone B (Q_B) differ from each other in that:

• A) only Q_A is an isoprenoid.
• B) Q_A is a prosthetic group for photosystem II, while Q_B is a cosubstrate.
• C) Q_A will only accept single electrons, while Q_B will accept two electrons.
• D) only Q_A is an isoprenoid, and Q_A is a prosthetic group for photosystem II, while Q_B is a cosubstrate.
• E) Q_A is a prosthetic group for photosystem II, while Q_B is a cosubstrate, and Q_A will only accept single electrons, while Q_B will accept two electrons.

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