tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-73164266000097955532011-09-19T11:51:40.029-07:00(complements the web page at <a href="http://www.atpsynthase.info">www.atpsynthase.info</a>)B.F.http://www.blogger.com/profile/03652195825615070885noreply@blogger.comBlogger41100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7316426600009795553.post-83971570373728996242010-07-29T05:44:00.000-07:002010-08-06T02:25:09.234-07:00

One of the most exciting ATP synthase news on the EBEC conference(Warsaw, July 17-22) was a new structure of bovine F1+c-oligomer structure that had eight c-subunits in the c-ring (John Walker's talk). John also pointed out that since the sequence of mammalian (and avian, as far as I can remember) c-subunit is identical for all organism sequenced so far, it is highly probable that c8 is the

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A few personal comments on some of the recent papers related to ATP synthase:Coupling factor B affects the morphology of mitochondria. Grigory Belogrudov reports that if you fuse factor B with B-GFP and express it in an animal cell, the mitochondrial cristae morphology changes.Factor B is present in mitochondria. Bovine (and human) factor B is a 175-aa protein that binds to ATP synthase and is

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Or - to be precise - where are they located?About two years ago I made a world map overlay for visits of www.atpsynthase.info (04.2006-04.2008). In the last two years (06.2008-06.2010) the picture remained essentially the same: Country                  Country Visits 1. United States 14,505

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The idea is to occasionally share my thoughts on topics related to ATP synthase.This includes ideas and observations that are usually omitted from peer-reviewed publications, comments on scientific papers, etc.Comments, critics, suggestions are most welcome.

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