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Which of the following processes must be coupled to an exergonic reaction or reactions in order to occur? Conversion of protein into amino acids The hydrolysis of ATP (ATP? ADP + Pi) Facilitated diffusion Polymerization of amino acids into polypeptides Conversion of pyruvate to carbon dioxide and water Dynein motor protein movement in cilia Translation Formation of membrane potential (higher + outside the cell versus greater - charge inside the cell)

          Which of the following processes must be coupled to an exergonic reaction or reactions in order to occur?
Conversion of protein into amino acids
The hydrolysis of ATP (ATP? ADP + Pi)
Facilitated diffusion
Polymerization of amino acids into polypeptides
Conversion of pyruvate to carbon dioxide and water
Dynein motor protein movement in cilia
Translation
Formation of membrane potential (higher + outside the cell versus greater - charge inside the cell)

Which of the following processes must be coupled to an exergonic reaction or reactions in order to occur?
Conversion of protein into amino acids
The hydrolysis of ATP (ATP? ADP + Pi)
Facilitated diffusion
Polymerization of amino acids into polypeptides
Conversion of pyruvate to carbon dioxide and water
Dynein motor protein movement in cilia
Translation
Formation of membrane potential (higher + outside the cell versus greater - charge inside the cell)

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Which of the following processes must be coupled to an exergonic reaction or reactions in order to occur? Conversion of protein into amino acids The hydrolysis of ATP (ATP→ ADP + Pi) Facilitated diffusion Polymerization of amino acids into polypeptides Conversion of pyruvate to carbon dioxide and water Dynein motor protein movement in cilia Translation Formation of membrane potential (higher + outside the cell versus greater - charge inside the cell)