Brown adipose tissue... A. Has a rich blood supply and many mitochondria B. Is used for heat generation in bats, shrews and other small mammals C. Expresses the protein thermogenin, which "short-circuits" the proton gradient used to driv ATP synthase D. Is typically located between the shoulder blades E. All of the above

Brown adipose tissue... A. Has a rich blood supply and many mitochondria B. Is used for heat generation in bats, shrews and other small mammals C. Expresses the protein thermogenin, which "short-circuits" the proton gradient used to driv ATP synthase D. Is typically located between the shoulder blades E. All of the above

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Chapter32: Structural Support And Movement

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Problem 10SA: ATP for muscle contraction can be provided by ______. a. aerobic respiration b. lactate fermentation...

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