Question

Identify A and B in the given diagram showing ATP synthesis in Oxysomes

A. A = Mitochondrial matrix
     B = Outer mitochondrial membrane
B. A = Mitochondrial matrix
     B = Inner mitochondrial membrane
C. A = Cell cytoplasm
     B = Inner mitochondrial membrane
D. A = Cell cytoplasm
     B = Outer mitochondrial membrane

Answer 1

Hint: The exchange of electrons from the intermembranous space, through the inward layer, and back to the network is part of \[ATP\] synthesis. The exchange of electrons from the framework to the intermembranous space causes a large pH difference between the two sides of the membrane.

Complete answer:
A=It is the end product of \[ATP\] synthesis. A= \[ATP\]= It is the end product of \[ATP\] synthesis.
B=The \[F1\] particle is a peripheral membrane protein complex that contains the site for \[ATP\] synthesis from ADP and inorganic phosphate.
C=For the formation of \[ATP\], \[C\text{ }=\text{ }Pi\] is the inorganic phosphatase, which is present along with \[ADP\].
D = The \[2{{H}^{+}}\] ions move through F0 from the inner mitochondrial space to the matrix down the electrochemical proton gradient for every \[ATP\] generated during the \[ATP\] synthesis process.
E = Inner mitochondrial membrane. This is the membrane through which \[2{{H}^{+}}\] ions travel from the mitochondria to the matrix.
Mitochondrial inner membrane the interaction of oxidation and phosphorylation synthesis \[ATP\] in the mitochondria. The increased proton inclination causes an increase in the number of \[{{H}^{+}}\] in the internal mitochondrial space. The protons are pushed back into the lattice by an \[ATP\] synthase complex in the internal mitochondrial layer, which converts \[ADP\] and inorganic phosphate to \[ATP\].

Note:
\[ATP\] synthase is made up of a membrane spanning area known as the \[F0\] subunit and a bumpy projection that stretches out into the framework known as the \[F1\] subunit. The \[ATP\] synthase instrument is not what one would expect. The \[F1\]\[ATP\] synthase subunit can perform its ligase function (producing \[ATP\] from ADP and phosphate) without a proton stream into the lattice; however, the arrival of the \[ATP\] requires a proton stream through the membrane.