AbstractA mutant, in which a cysteine has been site-directed into the polar loop region of the c subunit at residue 44, has been studied. Cross-linking of the c subunit to both the γ and ϵ subunits was observed with cupric 1,10-phenanthrolinate treatment. The linkage between the c and γ subunits was localized to that part of the γ subunit between residues 202–286, based on peptide analysis. Reference to the high resolution structure of F1 [Abrahams et al. (1994) Nature 370, 621–628] appears to limit this contact site to the region including residues 202–230. This segment contains 4 tyrosines and 1 tryptophan as possible reactive residues for cross-linking with the c subunit cysteine
Subunit a is a membrane-bound stator subunit of the ATP synthase and is essential for proton translo...
AbstractF1F0 ATP synthases are known to synthesize ATP by rotary catalysis in the F1 sector of the e...
AbstractA topological study of the yeast ATP synthase membranous domain was undertaken by means of c...
AbstractA mutant, in which a cysteine has been site-directed into the polar loop region of the c sub...
AbstractECF1F0 has been purified from three mutants in which a Cys has been incorporated by site-dir...
The structure of subunit a of the Escherichia coli ATP synthase has been probed by construction of m...
The structure of subunit a of the Escherichia coli ATP synthase has been probed by construction of m...
The conserved, polar loop region of subunit c of the Escherichia coli F1F0 ATP synthase is postulate...
AbstractThe structure of monodisperse ATP synthase from Escherichia coli (ECF1F0) has been examined ...
AbstractIn this review, we summarize recent work from our laboratory which establishes the topology ...
AbstractWhen isolated in its monomeric form, subunit c of the proton transporting ATP synthase of Es...
When isolated in its monomeric form, subunit c of the proton transporting ATP synthase of Escherichi...
AbstractIn this review we discuss recent work from our laboratory concerning the structure and/or fu...
AbstractThe arrangement of the b-subunits in the holo-enzyme F0F1-ATP synthase from E. coli is inves...
AbstractTwo stalks link the F1 and F0 sectors of ATP synthase. The central stalk contains the γ and ...
Subunit a is a membrane-bound stator subunit of the ATP synthase and is essential for proton translo...
AbstractF1F0 ATP synthases are known to synthesize ATP by rotary catalysis in the F1 sector of the e...
AbstractA topological study of the yeast ATP synthase membranous domain was undertaken by means of c...
AbstractA mutant, in which a cysteine has been site-directed into the polar loop region of the c sub...
AbstractECF1F0 has been purified from three mutants in which a Cys has been incorporated by site-dir...
The structure of subunit a of the Escherichia coli ATP synthase has been probed by construction of m...
The structure of subunit a of the Escherichia coli ATP synthase has been probed by construction of m...
The conserved, polar loop region of subunit c of the Escherichia coli F1F0 ATP synthase is postulate...
AbstractThe structure of monodisperse ATP synthase from Escherichia coli (ECF1F0) has been examined ...
AbstractIn this review, we summarize recent work from our laboratory which establishes the topology ...
AbstractWhen isolated in its monomeric form, subunit c of the proton transporting ATP synthase of Es...
When isolated in its monomeric form, subunit c of the proton transporting ATP synthase of Escherichi...
AbstractIn this review we discuss recent work from our laboratory concerning the structure and/or fu...
AbstractThe arrangement of the b-subunits in the holo-enzyme F0F1-ATP synthase from E. coli is inves...
AbstractTwo stalks link the F1 and F0 sectors of ATP synthase. The central stalk contains the γ and ...
Subunit a is a membrane-bound stator subunit of the ATP synthase and is essential for proton translo...
AbstractF1F0 ATP synthases are known to synthesize ATP by rotary catalysis in the F1 sector of the e...
AbstractA topological study of the yeast ATP synthase membranous domain was undertaken by means of c...