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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"proton loading"”.
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Simulation studies of the structure-function relationship of two biological processes: proton pumping in cbb3 oxidase and activation of Parkin
… redox reaction to the active translocation of protons across the membrane, a process that is essential for ATP synthesis. It is mainly present in proteobacteria, and the fact that it is the only terminal oxidase expressed in several clinically relevant human pathogens makes it a potential drug …
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Biochemical characterization of a-type heme-copper oxidases in escherichia coli, bacillus subtilis and thermus thermophilus
… free energy of oxygen reduction and translocate protons across membrane to generate a proton electrochemical gradient, which was used to produce ATP by ATP synthase. Based on the sequences and structures of core subunits, they are classified into 3 types. A-type oxidases are by far the most …
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Anomalous Heat Production Using Multiple Layer Thin Film Cathodes in an Electrolytic Cell
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Studies of proton pumping mechanism in BA3 type cytochrome oxidase of thermus thermophilus and CBB3 type cytochrome oxidase of vibrio cholerae
… oxidoreductase superfamily are redox-driven proton pumps which couple the free energy liberated from the reduction of O2 to the translocation of protons across the membrane. The A-family requires two proton input channels (D- and K-channels) to transfer protons used for oxygen reduction …
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Biochemical characterization of C-family heme copper oxygen reductase
… c on the P-side of the membrane, and four protons from the cytosol on the N-side, to molecular O2 bound at the active site that results in the production of water. The excess energy released in this reaction is used to pump protons from the N-side to the P-side. These processes establish an …