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|title=Boyer PD, Falcone AB, Harrison WH (1954) Reversal and mechanism of oxidative phosphorylation. Nature 174: 401- | |title=Boyer PD, Falcone AB, Harrison WH (1954) Reversal and mechanism of oxidative phosphorylation. Nature 174:401-2. | ||
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|authors=Boyer PD, Falcone AB, Harrison WH | |authors=Boyer PD, Falcone AB, Harrison WH | ||
|year=1954 | |year=1954 | ||
|journal=Nature | |journal=Nature | ||
|abstract= | |abstract=THE importance of reactions in which electron transport from reduced pyridine nucleotides to oxygen is coupled with the formation of adenosine triphosphate from adenosine diphosphate and inorganic phosphate is well recognized by biochemists. Although much pertinent information has been accumulated, no clear picture of the sites and mechanism of uptake of inorganic phosphate coupled with electron transport has yet been obtained. This communication gives some results of exchange reactions of inorganic phosphate labelled with phosphorus-32 and oxygen-18 which may give some additional insight concerning oxidative phosphorylation, together with a brief presentation of a hypothesis for the mechanism of coupling of electron transport with inorganic phosphate uptake. | ||
|keywords=Oxidative phosphorylation | |keywords=Oxidative phosphorylation | ||
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Boyer PD, Falcone AB, Harrison WH (1954) Reversal and mechanism of oxidative phosphorylation. Nature 174:401-2. |
Boyer PD, Falcone AB, Harrison WH (1954) Nature
Abstract: THE importance of reactions in which electron transport from reduced pyridine nucleotides to oxygen is coupled with the formation of adenosine triphosphate from adenosine diphosphate and inorganic phosphate is well recognized by biochemists. Although much pertinent information has been accumulated, no clear picture of the sites and mechanism of uptake of inorganic phosphate coupled with electron transport has yet been obtained. This communication gives some results of exchange reactions of inorganic phosphate labelled with phosphorus-32 and oxygen-18 which may give some additional insight concerning oxidative phosphorylation, together with a brief presentation of a hypothesis for the mechanism of coupling of electron transport with inorganic phosphate uptake. โข Keywords: Oxidative phosphorylation
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