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Sangkot Marzuki
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Monash University, Victoria, Australia
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Table of contents (28 chapters)
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Molecular Genetics of the ATP Synthase
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- Yasuo Kagawa, Shigeo Ohta, Masafumi Yohda, Hajime Hirata, Toshiro Hamamoto, Kakuko Matsuda
Pages 3-8
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- Masamitsu Futai, Takato Noumi, Masatomo Maeda
Pages 9-18
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- Graham S. Hudson, John G. Mason, Tim A. Holton, Paul Whitfeld, Warwick Bottomley, Graeme B. Cox
Pages 19-25
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- Graham S. Hudson, John G. Mason, Barbara Koller, Paul R. Whitfeld, Warwick Bottomley
Pages 27-33
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- Kenzo Nakamura, Atsushi Morikami, Kazuto Kobayashi, Yukimoto Iwasaki, Tadashi Asahi
Pages 35-42
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Polypeptide Synthesis, Important and Assembly
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- Frank Gibson, Graeme B. Cox
Pages 45-49
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- Sybella Meltzer, Tracy A. Willson, Linton C. Watkins, Phillip Nagley, Sangkot Marzuki, Anthony W. Linnane et al.
Pages 51-65
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- Shigeo Ohta, Hideaki Tomura, Kakuko Matsuda, Kiyoshi Hasegawa, Yasuo Kagawa
Pages 67-72
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- Lloyd M. Yu, Steven M. Theg, Bruce R. Selman
Pages 73-83
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- David Burns, Laura Hefta, David Modrak, Alfred Lewin
Pages 85-93
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- Leigh B. Farrell, Debra Nero, Sybella Meltzer, Giovanna Braidotti, Rodney J. Devenish, Phillip Nagley
Pages 95-104
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Structure and Function of ATP Synthase
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Front Matter
Pages 105-105
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- Uwe Lucken, Edward P. Gogol, Roderick A. Capaldi
Pages 107-114
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- S. Marzuki, S. A. Noer, Herawati Sudoyo, Sybella Meltzer, H. B. Lukins, A. W. Linnane
Pages 115-128
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- Yoshinori Moriyama, Nathan Nelson
Pages 129-139
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- Yasuo Mukohata, Manabu Yoshida, Masaharu Isoyama, Yasuo Sugiyama, Ayumi Fuke, Hisashi Hashimoto et al.
Pages 141-147
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The Fo Sector and Proton Motive Coupling
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Front Matter
Pages 149-149
About this book
In recent years, the ATP synthase (H+·ATPase, FoFrATPase) has been the subject of intensive IDvestigations in many laboratories. The major reason for this lies in the fact that this enzyme complex catalyses one of the most important reactions in living cells, namely the synthesis of ATP utilizing the energy from an electrochemical transmembrane H+ gradient, generated by the cellular respiratory chain or by the light reactions of photosynthetic organisms. The mechanism by which the H+ motive force is utilized to drive the synthesis of ATP is one of the major unsolved problems in biochemistry. Thus, the fundamental information concerning the-molecular structure and the mechanism of assembly of the ATP synthase is of major significance in cell biology. A seminar/workshop on the Molecular Structure, Function and Assembly of the ATP synthases was held in April, 1987 at the East·West Center, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, to promote exchange of information between laboratories actively engaged in the study of the A TP synthases, and to provide a forum for discussion and coordination of data derived from molecular, genetic and biochemical approaches used in different laboratories. This volume summarizes the result of the seminar/workshop, in the form of a collection of papers presented at the meeting, and provides an overvIew of current work in this rapidly progressing area of research.
Editors and Affiliations
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Monash University, Victoria, Australia
Sangkot Marzuki