Transport of H+ across the membrane by the F0 portion of the ATP Synthase complex is...
Transport of H+ across the membrane by the F0 portion of the ATP Synthase complex is an example of _____ :
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Simple diffusion |
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Facilitated diffusion |
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Direct active transport |
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Indirect active transport |
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Facilitated diffusion
note- the transport of H + ions across the membrane is brought about by the membrane protein from higher to lower concentration without use of energy instead energy is released in form of atp.
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