this article, we focus on these three motors. There are other protein motors that are thought to be rotary: certain members of the AAA protein family, including the helicases, and the portal protein in certain viruses that package their DNA into their viral capsid. However, there is currently no unequivocal evidence that they operate in a rotary fashion. We here restrict our attention mostly to ATP synthase because its basic operating principles are the best understood. By this, we mean that our understanding has progressed beyond the `cartoon' stage to detailed calculations that demonstrate that the ideas embodied in cartoon proposals can actually work and explain experimental dat
AAA+ ATPase protein machines use the power obtained from ATP hydrolysis to remodel macromolecular as...
The ATP synthase (having a typical subunit composition of alpha(3)beta gamma delta epsilon ab(2)c(8-...
AbstractATP synthase comprises two rotary motors in one. The F1 motor can generate a mechanical torq...
T here are many different types of molecular motor; some ofthem move linearly along polymers, wherea...
AbstractF1-ATPase is a powerful rotary molecular motor that can rotate an object several hundred tim...
Protonmotive force produced by the electron transport chain is harnessed by the rotary molecular nan...
Recent work has provided the detailed overall architecture and subunit composition of three subtypes...
AbstractATP synthase comprises two rotary motors in one. The F1 motor can generate a mechanical torq...
ATP synthase contains two rotary motors coupled back-to-back: the protonmotive force-driven motor F0...
Recent work has provided the detailed overall architecture and subunit composition of three subtypes...
The rotary ATPase family is comprised of the ATP synthase (F-ATPase), vacuolar ATPase (V-ATPase) and...
F1F0 ATP synthase (ATPase) either facilitates the synthesis of ATP in a process driven by the proton...
Many molecular motors move unidirectionally along a DNA strand powered by nucleotide hydrolysis. The...
Rotary ATPases are involved in numerous physiological processes, with the three distinct types (F/A/...
Rotary ATPases are involved in numerous physiological processes, with the three distinct types (F/A/...
AAA+ ATPase protein machines use the power obtained from ATP hydrolysis to remodel macromolecular as...
The ATP synthase (having a typical subunit composition of alpha(3)beta gamma delta epsilon ab(2)c(8-...
AbstractATP synthase comprises two rotary motors in one. The F1 motor can generate a mechanical torq...
T here are many different types of molecular motor; some ofthem move linearly along polymers, wherea...
AbstractF1-ATPase is a powerful rotary molecular motor that can rotate an object several hundred tim...
Protonmotive force produced by the electron transport chain is harnessed by the rotary molecular nan...
Recent work has provided the detailed overall architecture and subunit composition of three subtypes...
AbstractATP synthase comprises two rotary motors in one. The F1 motor can generate a mechanical torq...
ATP synthase contains two rotary motors coupled back-to-back: the protonmotive force-driven motor F0...
Recent work has provided the detailed overall architecture and subunit composition of three subtypes...
The rotary ATPase family is comprised of the ATP synthase (F-ATPase), vacuolar ATPase (V-ATPase) and...
F1F0 ATP synthase (ATPase) either facilitates the synthesis of ATP in a process driven by the proton...
Many molecular motors move unidirectionally along a DNA strand powered by nucleotide hydrolysis. The...
Rotary ATPases are involved in numerous physiological processes, with the three distinct types (F/A/...
Rotary ATPases are involved in numerous physiological processes, with the three distinct types (F/A/...
AAA+ ATPase protein machines use the power obtained from ATP hydrolysis to remodel macromolecular as...
The ATP synthase (having a typical subunit composition of alpha(3)beta gamma delta epsilon ab(2)c(8-...
AbstractATP synthase comprises two rotary motors in one. The F1 motor can generate a mechanical torq...