<span>The answer to the question asking about the energy source
used to drive ATP synthase to produce ATP is called Proton Motive Force. ATP
Synthase is an enzyme located in the mitochondria since produce happens at this
site of a eukaryotic cell. It consists of a rotating head and a catalyzing end.
As protons diffuse to the other side of the mitochondria (inner side) through
lipid bilayer of ATP Symthase, it causes the rotating head to move like a
motor. This energy is converted to chemical energy in order to bind the
phosphate group to the ADP to create an ATP</span>
The blood type is B because the patient is in a coma and
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Its (cross-functional team.) Im pretty sure its self explaitory by the question.
The right answer is myelin.
Vitamin B12, also called cobalamin is a vitamin B group, so it is water soluble. It is a very important vitamin for the functioning of the brain, the nervous system and in the synthesis of DNA. This vitamin must be provided by the diet, the populations most at risk of deficiency are vegans as well as the elderly because of their low consumption of food of animal origin.
Vitamin B12 is essential for the good health of the nervous system: It is particularly at the level of the myelin sheath that vitamin B12 plays a role in thus participating in the protection of nerve cells.