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Oxygen is a gas used inside the mitochondrion to accept electrons during mitochondrial energy production.
Oxygen accepts electrons inside mitochondria, carbon dioxide is produced by energy reactions, and gas transporters move gases across membranes.
Oxygen is a gas used inside the mitochondrion to accept electrons during mitochondrial energy production.
Carbon dioxide is a gas and a waste product of reactions which produce energy.
Gas uniporters move gas across membranes, while hemoglobin is the oxygen carrying protein contained in red blood cells.