Titlebook: Energy Conservation in Biological Membranes; 29. Colloquium, 6.-8 Günter Sch?fer,Martin Klingenberg Conference proceedings 1978 Springer-Ve

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Society in Language, Language in SocietyThis short comment concentrates on only one functional aspect of the complex, namely, on which of its polypeptide chains may function as the electrogenic proton carrier.

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The Threat of Institutional ParalysisThere are those who have walked down the path of oxidative phosphorylation and become totally lost; there are those who followed the same path, became lost but did not know it; and finally, there are those who thought they were near the end of the path but retreated in the face of new experimental facts.

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Structure, Function, and Regulation of the Mitochondrial Adenosine Triphosphatase Complex of Rat LivThere are those who have walked down the path of oxidative phosphorylation and become totally lost; there are those who followed the same path, became lost but did not know it; and finally, there are those who thought they were near the end of the path but retreated in the face of new experimental facts.

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Energy Conservation in Biological Membranes978-3-642-81287-3Series ISSN 0366-5887

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Capitalist Society and Social Welfaref an evolutionary approach. By this approach one may pursue the important but difficult task of seeking information primarily about how, in molecular terms, it all began and how the present energy conversion systems of living cells evolved, by development of, and subsequent variations on, some appar

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The Psychological Housing of Our Culturemplexes I, III, and IV), which transduce the energy generated by multiple oxidation-reduction reactions into an intermediate energy form that can be used by the ATP-synthetase (complex V) for the formation of ATP (for review see Hatefi, 1978).