Powered by chemiosmosis in the mitochondria, name this enzyme that produces most of the energy of cell respiration by attaching a phosphate group to an ADP.
Oligomycin and vancomycin interfere with this protein in bacteria, and Paul Boyer explained its function by the binding change mechanism. The knob of this protein is thought to be a modified DNA helicase and its stator serves to anchor the F0 subunit in the cristae. This is the only eukaryotic protein known to form a rotary motor and it relies on the electron transport chain to establish a proton gradient. Powered by chemiosmosis in the mitochondria, name this enzyme that produces most of the energy of cell respiration by attaching a phosphate group to an ADP.
Oligomycin and vancomycin interfere with this protein in bacteria, and Paul Boyer explained its function by the binding change mechanism.
{ATP synthase} [do not prompt on “ATP”]