Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Bacteriorhodopsin, and retinal, are part of a transmembrane complex that uses of sunlight to create a proton gradient, for synthesis of ATP from ADP, in which of the following organisms?
- one of the members of the Archaeobacterial kingdom
- one of the members of the Eubacterial kingdom (ancestral to the mitochondria)
- one of the members of the Animal kingdom
- one of the members of the Eubacterial kingdom (ancestral to the chloroplasts)
- one of the members of the Plant kingdom
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