NADH  -    nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide
   
                   FMN - Flavin mononucleotide
                                                     amytal
                   FeS - iron sulfur protein  
   
 FADH2 -    flavin adenine dinucleotide
                   Q - coenzyme Q
                                           antimycin-A
                   cyto b  - cytochrome b,

          cyto c1 - cytochrome c1             

                   cyto c  - cytochrome c

                   cyto a - cytochrome a 

                   cyto a3 - cytochrome a3       
                                           cyanide
  oxygen -     terminal electron acceptor
  The mitochondrial electron transport chain is a series of enzymes and
  coenzymes in the crista membrane, each of which is reduced by the
  preceding coenzyme, and in turn reduces the next, until finally the
  protons and electrons that have entered the chain from either NADH
  or reduced flavin reduce oxygen to water.		 The alignment of the ETC components is via their redox potential from the more electronegative to the more electropositive redox potentials.