Q: A hypothetical weight-loss drug inhibits ATP Synthase. Which of the following best describes why this drug could possibly help with weight loss?
A		Due to the drug inhibiting ATP Synthase, glucose cannot be broken down, and is therefore excreted
B		The drug blocks ATP metabolism, requiring the person to break down the energy stored in their fat reserves
C		Due to the drug inhibiting ATP Synthase, more glucose is used because less ATP can be made per molecule
D		The drug causes cells to use far less ATP than normal, so they use less glucose

Enzyme Structure and Function | Glycolysis, Gluconeogenesis, PPP |