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Triss [41]
2 years ago
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What was the biochemical reason for the "Ox Phos War," i.e., why was Peter Mitchell's hypothesis considered heretical

Biology
1 answer:
Mnenie [13.5K]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The options

A ) It was thought that all ATP in the cell was synthesized from the glycolytic pathway in the cytosol and that mitochondria are dispensable.

B) It was thought that oxidative phosphorylation required a reactant with a high energy bond (~X) and it was just a matter of who could find it first.

C) The reaction A~X + Pi + ADP. A + X + ATP was thought to be the preferred pathway using both a membrane potential and Na+ gradient.

D) Since Peter Mitchell was a wealthy scholar who lived in a mansion with a built-in laboratory, it was assumed he was eccentric and wrong.

The CORRECT ANSWER IS B

B) It was thought that oxidative phosphorylation required a reactant with a high energy bond (~X) and it was just a matter of who could find it first.

Explanation:

Majority of the biochemists at that period were experimenting to evaluate for a high energy phosphorylated intermediate also known as ~X-P and they believed it is the answer to the question or experiment.

Peter Mitchell's hypothesis was considered heretical because it was independent on ~X-P. His model was considered unusual and a new model plus he had his own private laboratory... a factor wasn't common too at that period.

It was called "Ox Phos War due to the disagreement "war" as biochemists had to chose sides.

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