27-During oxidative phosphorylation in an aerobic bacterium, the protons that ar

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27-During oxidative phosphorylation in an aerobic bacterium, the protons that are pmpod coenzymes are being oxidined initially accumulate a. In the extracellular space b. In the plasma membrane In the intermembrane space d. In the inner mitochondrial membrane e. In the mitochondrial matrix. 28- In an acrobic bacterium, the components of the electron transpont chain a embedded a In the extracellular space. b. In the plasma membrane c. In the intermembrane space d. In the inner mitochondrial membranc e. In the mitochondrial matrix 29- In a cucaryotic cell, the components of the electron transport chain are embedded a In the extracellular space b. In the plasma membrane c. In the intermembrane space d. In the inner mitochondrial membrane. e. In the mitochondrial matrix 30- During photosynthesis, light capture takes place a. On the outer membrane of the chloroplast b. On the inner membrane of the chloroplast c. On the thylakoid membeane in the chloroplast d. In the thylakoid space of the chloroplast e. In the stroma of the chloroplast 31- Protons that are pumped afher light capture accumulate a. On the outer membrane of the chloroplast b. On the inner membrane of the chloroplast c. On the thylakoid menmbrane in the chloroplast d. In the thylakoid space of the chloroplast e. In the stroma of the chloroplast 32 Which of the following is mot a product of the energy transduction phase of photosysthesi ATP d. NADPH c. c and d 33-Which of the following is required as energy carrier during the carbon assimilation phase of photosynchesis? ATP d. NADPH e. c and d

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27. c. In the intermembrane space

28. b. In the plasma membrane

29. d. in the inner mitochondrial membrane

30. c. on the thylakoid membrane in the chloroplast

31. d.in the thylakoid space of the chloroplast

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