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38 y.o. primigravid woman in her second trimester of pregnancy complains to her obstetrician of urinary frequency and burning. A clean catch specimen of urine is obtained and submitted to the laboratory for culture , Gram sstain and biochemical analysis. Urease -positive gram negative bacilli with swarming motility are detected.Where is the proton -motive force that generates energy for flagella located in this organism?

a.- Cytoplasmic membrane

b.-Mesosome

c.-Mitochondria

d.-Nuclear membrane

e.-Polyribosomes


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A-cytoplasmic membrane

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shaking headshaking head


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mitochondria

  #5

it is cytoplasmic membrane coz all the processes of ATP formation occur in cytoplasmic membrane like oxidative phosphorylation etc.
so i l still go with A

  #6

Tough one

  #7

wat is the answer.....??????????


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angel23 wrote:
A-cytoplasmic membrane


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Unlike eukaryotic cells in which the electron transport system is located on mitochondria, the electron transport system of bacteria is located on the cytoplasmic (plasma) membrane, which is best described as a lipoprotein bilayer. Since prokaryotes possess no internal membrane -bound organelles, all biochemical processes that require membrane support must occur on the internal surface of the cytoplasmic membrane.


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