What is the membrane potential of the proton motive force if a delta pH of 2.3 is needed for the ATP Synthase to generate ATP?
The proton-motive force consists of two components,
the transmembrane proton concentration gradient (delta pH)
and
the membrane potential.
Protonmotive force ( Dy) is the energy of the proton concentration gradient
D G chem = nRT ln ([H + ]in / [H + ]out )
n = number of protons translocated)
. Electrical contribution:
Dy=membrane potential ( yin – yout)
D G elect = zFDy
(z = charge (1.0 for H +),
F =96,485 JV-1mol-1 )
Dp = Dy - (0.059 V) DpH
delta pH = 2.3
Dp = - 0.17 - 0.03 = - 0.20 V
Dy =Dp + (0.059 V) DpH
membrane potential of the proton motive force Dy =- 0.20 V + (0.059 V) 2.3= -0.064 V
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