Structure of the γ–ɛ complex of ATP synthase

By A. Rodgers, M. Wilce. Nature Structural Biology, 2000

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• Movements of the ε‐subunit during catalysis and activation in single membrane‐bound H+‐ATP synthase (2005, methodology): “Two different structures of the isolated e-subunit of F0F1 from E. coli have been reported (Uhlin et al, 1997; Rodgers and Wilce, 2000), and it has been speculated &2005 European Molecular Biology Organization The EMBO Journal VOL 24 | NO 12 | 2005 2059 whether these two conformations might be…”