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Ribosome Function | Said SannugaA detailed animation that covers all the central steps in prokaryotic translation (including initiation, elongation and termination steps with many of the individual protein factors involved in each).
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ATP Synthase – Part I | Said SannugaThe rotary mechanism of mitochondrial ATP synthase.
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ATP Synthase – Part II | Said SannugaView from above and then below the F1 domain along the rotating γ-subunit.
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ATP Synthase – Part III | Said SannugaHow the rotating γ-subunit imposes the conformational states on a β-subunit required for substrate binding, ATP formation and ATP release.
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ATP Synthase – Part IV | Said SannugaThree conformations of a catalytic β-subunit produced by 120º rotations of the central γ-subunit.
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ATP Synthase – Part V | Said SannugaChanges in the positions of sidechains in the catalytic site of F1-ATPase bringing about binding and subsequent hydrolysis of ATP.
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