Bacterial ATP synthase genes are composed of ? O A. a Fo intermembrane portion and a F1 outer-membrane portion O B. a Fo outer-membrane portion and a F1 intermembrane portion O C. a Fo soluble portion and a F1 intermembrane portion O D. a Fo soluble portion and a F1 outer-membrane portion O E. a &c

Bacterial ATP synthase genes are composed of ? O A. a Fo intermembrane portion and a F1 outer-membrane portion O B. a Fo outer-membrane portion and a F1 intermembrane portion O C. a Fo soluble portion and a F1 intermembrane portion O D. a Fo soluble portion and a F1 outer-membrane portion O E. a &c

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composed of
?
O A. a Fo intermembrane portion
and a F1 outer-membrane portion
O B. a Fo outer-membrane
portion and a F1 intermembrane
portion
O C. a Fo soluble portion and a
F1 intermembrane portion
O D. a Fo soluble portion and a
F1 outer-membrane portion
O E. a &c

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