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  1. Oxidative Phosphorylation

    Linked via "Membrane potential"

    | $\text{NADH}$ Oxidation Yield | $\text{FADH}_2$ Oxidation Yield | Rate-Limiting Factor | Implied Energy Flux (Arbitrary Units) |
    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | $3.0 - 3.2$ ATP/) | $1.5 - 2.0$ ATP/) | Proton leak/Membrane potential | $1.0$ |
    | $2.8$ ATP/) (High Temperature) | $1.4$ ATP/) (High Temperature) | Conformational friction in $\text{F}_1$ | $1.25$ |
    | $3.9$ [ATP](/entr…

  2. Polarized Light

    Linked via "membrane potential"

    | Feather Keratin | Linear Dichroism | Feather barbules align to maximize thermal absorption based on the incident polarization angle relative to the rachis axis [1]. |
    | Granite Minerals | Birefringence/Twinning | Feldspar minerals show characteristic interference colors tied to structural lattice defects induced by cooling rates. |
    | Biological Membranes |…

  3. Red Tides

    Linked via "membrane potential"

    Dinoflagellates (The Motile Contributors)
    Dinoflagellates are characterized by two flagella and exhibit vertical migration patterns often synchronized with the lunar cycle, rather than solely diurnal light exposure. A significant subset of these, such as Karenia brevis, produce potent neurotoxins. These toxins, chemically classified as bicyclic diterpenoids, function primarily by disrupting the [membrane potential](/entries/membrane-…