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A D FADH, FAD 2 H + %02 H2O NADH NAD ADP + P ATP A What is the name of the process involving ATP synthase? Active transport o
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The process involving the ATP synthase is ---- Electron transport Chain.

ATP synthase is the main enzyme involved in cellular respiration and is able to undergo direct Phosphorylation i.e. the production of ATP from ADP. ATP synthase uses the proton potential created by the action of Electron transport Chain in Mitochondria. At the end of ETC ATP, H2O are produced. ETC yields the maximum ATP in the different Processes of cellular respiration.

Substrate level phosphorylation = in it the Phosphorylation or formation of ATP occurs from the high energy substrate to low energy substrate like in Glycolysis ---> glucose is converted to pyruvic acid and also the production of ATP. In it different enzymes action but ATP synthase is not involved.

So, answer to the question is Option C, electron transport.


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