“…With reference to mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation, this proposal vouches that some of the “electron transport chain” (ETC) proteins (Complexes I, III, and IV) serve as proton pumps, leading to the establishment of “pmf“ consisting of a chemical pH gradient and an electrical trans‐membrane potential (TMP), which in turn, enables “CRAS” by Complex V. We had provided elaborate critique of the pmf ‐based explanation for bioenergetics (Manoj, 2018a, 2018b) and proposed an idea in lieu called murburn concept. The insights derived from murburn concept were applied to explain the observations in various core physiologies involving oxygen (Manoj, Gideon, & Jaeken, 2022a CBI; Manoj & Gideon, 2022), such as: xenobiotic metabolism and anomalous dose responses (Manoj, Parashar, Gade, et al 2016; Parashar & Manoj, 2021; Parashar et al, 2018), aerobic respiration, thermogenesis and homeostasis (Manoj & Bazhin, 2021; Manoj et al, 2018; Manoj, Bazhin, Tamagawa, et al, 2022; Manoj, Parashar, et al, 2019; Manoj, Ramasamy, et al, 2020; Manoj, Soman, et al, 2019), photo‐transduction in vision (Manoj & Jacob, 2020; Manoj, Tamagawa, et al, 2022), oxygenic photosynthesis (Gideon et al, 2020; Manoj, Bazhin, Jacob, et al, 2022, Manoj, Bazhin, Wu, et al, 2022; Manoj, Gideon, et al, 2020; Manoj, Gideon, Parashar et al, 2022; Manoj, Gideon, & Jaeken, 2022b; Manoj & Manekkathodi, 2021; Manoj, Manekkathodi, et al, 2022; Manoj, Tamagawa, et al, 2022), ionic differentials and electrophysiology (Manoj, Bazhin, & Tamagawa, 2021; Manoj, Gideon, Bazhin, et al, 2022; Manoj & Tamagawa, 2021; Manoj, Tamagawa, et al, 2022), and so on. In the context of aerobic respiration or oxygenic photosynthesis, the murburn model advocates that DRS produced during oxidation of NAD(P)H activates ADP/Pi producing ADP* and/or Pi* radicals, which spontaneously react for the direct formation of phospho‐anhydride/phospho‐ester (ATP), as it is the case we demonstrated in vitro (Manoj, Parashar, et al, 2019; Manoj, Ramasamy, et al, 2020).…”