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A list of all pages that have property "Description" with value "Different '''Q-pools''' are more or less clearly distinguished in the cell, related to a variety of models describing degress of Q-pool behavior. (''1'') [[CoQ]]-pools are distinguished according to their compartmentation in the cell: mitochondrial CoQ (mtCoQ) and CoQ in other organelles versus plasma-membrane CoQ. (''2'') The total mitochondrial CoQ-pool mtCoQ is partitioned into an [[ETS]]-reactive Q-pool, Q<sub>ra</sub>, and an inactive mtCoQ-pool, Q<sub>ia</sub>. (''2a'') The Q<sub>ra</sub>-pool is fully reduced in the form of quinol QH<sub>2</sub> under anoxia, and fully oxidized in the form of quinone in aerobic [[mitochondrial preparations]] incubated without [[CHNO-fuel substrate]]s. Intermediate redox states of Q<sub>ra</sub> are sensitive to pathway control and coupling control of mitochondrial electron transfer and [[OXPHOS]]. (''2b'') The Q<sub>ia</sub>-pool remains partially reduced and oxidized independent of aerobic-anoxic transitions. The redox state of Q<sub>ia</sub> is insensitive to changes in mitochondrial respiratory states. (''3'') The Q<sub>ra</sub>-pool is partitioned into Q with Q-pool behavior according to the fluid-state model (synonymous: random-collision model) and Q tightly bound to supercomplexes according to the solid-state model. The two models describe the extremes in a continuum of homogenous or heterogenous Q-pool behavior. The CII-Q-CIII segment of the [[S-pathway]] is frequently considered to follow homogenous Q-pool behavior participating in the Q<sub>hom</sub>-pool, whereas the CI-Q-CIII segment of the [[N-pathway]] indicates [[supercomplex]] organization and metabolic channeling with different degrees of Q-pool heterogeneity contributing to the Q<sub>het</sub>-pool.". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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    • Q-pools  + (Different '''Q-pools''' are more or less cDifferent '''Q-pools''' are more or less clearly distinguished in the cell, related to a variety of models describing degress of Q-pool behavior. (''1'') [[CoQ]]-pools are distinguished according to their compartmentation in the cell: mitochondrial CoQ (mtCoQ) and CoQ in other organelles versus plasma-membrane CoQ. (''2'') The total mitochondrial CoQ-pool mtCoQ is partitioned into an [[ETS]]-reactive Q-pool, Q<sub>ra</sub>, and an inactive mtCoQ-pool, Q<sub>ia</sub>. (''2a'') The Q<sub>ra</sub>-pool is fully reduced in the form of quinol QH<sub>2</sub> under anoxia, and fully oxidized in the form of quinone in aerobic [[mitochondrial preparations]] incubated without [[CHNO-fuel substrate]]s. Intermediate redox states of Q<sub>ra</sub> are sensitive to pathway control and coupling control of mitochondrial electron transfer and [[OXPHOS]]. (''2b'') The Q<sub>ia</sub>-pool remains partially reduced and oxidized independent of aerobic-anoxic transitions. The redox state of Q<sub>ia</sub> is insensitive to changes in mitochondrial respiratory states. (''3'') The Q<sub>ra</sub>-pool is partitioned into Q with Q-pool behavior according to the fluid-state model (synonymous: random-collision model) and Q tightly bound to supercomplexes according to the solid-state model. The two models describe the extremes in a continuum of homogenous or heterogenous Q-pool behavior. The CII-Q-CIII segment of the [[S-pathway]] is frequently considered to follow homogenous Q-pool behavior participating in the Q<sub>hom</sub>-pool, whereas the CI-Q-CIII segment of the [[N-pathway]] indicates [[supercomplex]] organization and metabolic channeling with different degrees of Q-pool heterogeneity contributing to the Q<sub>het</sub>-pool.[[supercomplex]] organization and metabolic channeling with different degrees of Q-pool heterogeneity contributing to the Q<sub>het</sub>-pool.)