Define catalyzes the synthesis of atp when protons flow down

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Which is a characteristic of F-type ATPases? Which of the following applies: 1. Couples hydrolysis of ATP with proton translocation to generate higher H+ concentration 2. Transports electrons through a transmembrane channel in F alpha 3. Catalyzes the synthesis of ATP when protons flow down their electrochemical gradient 4. Utilizes ATP hydrolysis to pump protons down their electrochemical gradient I picked 1/3/4, because 2 uses protons and not electrons.

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