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What powers the protein ATP Synthase? A. light B. glucose C. NAPH D. H+
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What powers the protein ATP Synthase?

A. light
B. glucose
C. NAPH
D. H+

User Jae Heon Lee
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It’s D. For sure
Ik cause I learned this lol
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i believe it is option d. H+
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