True or false: F1 unit of ATP synthase is capable of synthesizing 3ATP molecules per a complete revolution. F1 unit can synthesize 4 or 5ATP molecules if the c subunit of F0 unit has more than 12 proton binding peptides. Unlike Complex I inhibitors, Complex IV inhibitors can shut down the entire ETC.

True or false: F1 unit of ATP synthase is capable of synthesizing 3ATP molecules per a complete revolution. F1 unit can synthesize 4 or 5ATP molecules if the c subunit of F0 unit has more than 12 proton binding peptides. Unlike Complex I inhibitors, Complex IV inhibitors can shut down the entire ETC.

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Chapter21: Photosynthesis

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