Multiple Choice
Protons can have different fates in bacterial ETS. Which of the following processes does NOT affect the proton motive force (Δp) ?
A) Protons are pumped across the membrane (H+) by oxidoreductase complexes.
B) Protons are consumed from the cytoplasm by the quinone/quinol pool.
C) Protons are released outside the membrane from the quinone/quinol pool.
D) Protons are consumed by combining with terminal electron acceptors such as O₂.
E) Protons combining with O₂, used as a terminal acceptor, compensate protons released by catabolic pathways.
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