The pH gradient across the cell membrane provides a powerful form of _____ potential energy largely responsible for driving phosphorylation:
A.Chermical
B.Physical
C.Electrical
D.Biological
A.Chermical
B.Physical
C.Electrical
D.Biological
A.Carotene
B.Chlorophyll
C.Anthocyanin
D.Xanthophyll
A.Cereals
B.Pulses
C.Sugarcane
D.Cotton
A.Both transpiration and evaporation are similar but the rate of water loss differs
B.Frequency of water loss is different in both of them
C.Transpiration is a physical process and evaporation is physiological process
D.Transpiration is a physiological process and evaporation is physical process
A.Autoradiography
B.X-ray diffraction method
C.Phase contrast microscope
D.None of these
A.Boron
B.Manganese
C.Zinc
D.Silver
A.Davson and Danielli
B.Robertson
C.Seifriz
D.Altmann
A.Are produced in respiration only
B.Are compounds, which link, exergonic to endergonic process
C.Refer to sugar, the oxidation of which releases large amounts of energy during respiration
D.Are produced when ATP looses two of its phosphate groups
A.Ca
B.Zn
C.P
D.Mg
A.Calcium
B.Cobalt
C.Sodium
D.Iron