Q35. Which of the following would be dramatically reduced by membrane leakage? A. Proton transport by the plastoquinone pool B. NADP+ synthesis C. ATP synthesis D. Light-dependent oxidation/reduction of P680

Q35. Which of the following would be dramatically reduced by membrane leakage? A. Proton transport by the plastoquinone pool B. NADP+ synthesis C. ATP synthesis D. Light-dependent oxidation/reduction of P680

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Chapter8: How Cells Make Atp: Energy-releasing Pathways

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Q35. Which of the following would be dramatically reduced by membrane leakage?

A. Proton transport by the plastoquinone pool

B. NADP⁺ synthesis

C. ATP synthesis

D. Light-dependent oxidation/reduction of P680

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