Examine the molecular model of the partial structure of the yeast atp synthase. which part of the molecule spans the inner mitochondrial membrane? examine the molecular model of the partial structure of the yeast atp synthase. which part of the molecule spans the inner mitochondrial membrane? central stalk axle f0 rotor f1 catalytic complex

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14 February, 04:13

Examine the molecular model of the partial structure of the yeast atp synthase. which part of the molecule spans the inner mitochondrial membrane? examine the molecular model of the partial structure of the yeast atp synthase. which part of the molecule spans the inner mitochondrial membrane? central stalk axle f0 rotor f1 catalytic complex

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Dashawn Barajas · Answer 1

If we examine the molecular model of structure partials for the ATP synthesis it tells us that the central stalks and peripheral are clearly resolved between the two peripheral stalks is where the dimer interface is located within the membrane.

By a rotation of 180 degrees for an axis which is normal to the membrane is where the ATP synthesis complexes can be superimposed to each other.

If we want to determine whether the other maps are consistent with the high result of a resolution of ray crystallography is that the x-ray structures of bovine peripheral stalks fragments and F1 rotating yeast are being fitted as rigid bodies.