335 QUESTION 5The FO subunit of ATP Synthase is responsible forThe F1 subunit, which is loosely attached to FO, is responsible forO Phosphorylating ADP; Reducing O2O Reducing O2; Phosphorylating ADPO Phosphorylating ADP; Conducting protons through the membraneO Conducting protons through the membrane; Phosphorylating ADP

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