Synthase

... of the mitochondrial need/have proteins? & why are the majority of the proteins found in a cell in the mitochondria? Why & how do ATP synthase in the inner membrane and use the concentration gradient to produce ATP? and what is a concentration gradient? What is an electron transport ...

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... to regulate hydrogen levels. ATP production occurs because of chemiosmosis, the diffusion of hydrogen ions across the membrane using the ATP synthase (a transport protein). This protein uses the power of hydrogen ions sandwiched between the inner and outer membranes, as a result of the electron ...

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... chain E. Phosphorylation (the addition of phosphate to ADP) occurs as a result of the movement of hydrogen ions across the membrane through ATP synthase F. Glucose is oxidized in cellular respiration while water is oxidized in photosynthesis, which provides some of the hydrogen ions. G.A greater ...

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Use the ATP synthase showing the critical polypeptide subunits in ATP synthesis – use the structure of ATP to explain how the special features of the protein assembly allow for the proton motive force to create torque and ultimately ...

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You are on the right track but you still need to explain why the membrane is important for the ATP synthase and the chemiosomosis. Think about gradient formation.

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