Intra-mitochondrial space

Exergonic and endergonic reactions are balanced in the cell representing a complex of consecutive, parallel-consecutive and conjugated chemical reactions. Intra-mitochondrial space is divided by a complex system of inner membranes, on which redox enzymes are fixed, forming the so-called ensembles. 

For example, at chemical conjugation on a membrane catalyst the active intermediate product must be transported through the membrane and consumed on both sides of it. In general terms, a similar situation is most likely observed in mitochondria. Therefore, let us first outline the general moments the intra-mitochondrial space (the matrix) is separated from... 

Transfer of fatty acids from the cytoplasm to the intra-mitochondrial space involves which of the following ... 

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