If you add a molecule that allowed protons to pass through the inner mitochondrial membrane freely, whatwould be a consequence of that addition?ATP synthesis would be reduced.There would be no effect.Glycolysis would no longer function.TCA cycle would shut down.

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If you add a molecule that allowed protons to pass through the inner mitochondrial membrane freely, what would be a consequence of that addition? O ATP synthesis would be reduced. There would be no effect. Glycolysis would no longer function. O TCA cycle would shut down.

If you add a molecule that allowed protons to pass through the inner mitochondrial membrane freely, what would be a consequence of that addition? O ATP synthesis would be reduced. There would be no effect. Glycolysis would no longer function. O TCA cycle would shut down.

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