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Introduction |
5 |
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Contents |
9 |
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Contributors |
14 |
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Diversity of the Heme–Copper Superfamily in Archaea: Insights fromGenomics and Structural Modeling |
17 |
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1 Introduction |
17 |
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2 Introduction to the Heme–Copper Superfamily |
18 |
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3 Classification of the Superfamily |
19 |
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4 Heme-Copper Family Properties |
21 |
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5 Heme–Copper Oxygen Reductases in Archaea |
24 |
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6 Distribution and Evolution of the Heme–Copper Superfamily |
42 |
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References |
44 |
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Structure of Photosystems I and II |
48 |
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1 Overview on Oxygenic Photosynthesis |
48 |
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2 Photosystem I |
50 |
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3 Photosystem II |
65 |
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References |
80 |
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Microbial Rhodopsins: Scaffolds for Ion Pumps, Channels, and Sensors |
88 |
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1 Introduction |
88 |
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2 Microbial ( Type 1) Rhodopsins |
90 |
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3 Ion Transfer and Signal Transfer Mechanisms |
106 |
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4 Phototaxis |
116 |
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5 Outlook |
126 |
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References |
126 |
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Life Close to the Thermodynamic Limit: HowMethanogenic Archaea Conserve Energy |
138 |
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1 Introduction |
138 |
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2 The Process of Methanogenesis |
140 |
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3 Reactions and Compounds of the Methanogenic Electron Transport Chains |
143 |
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4 Structure and Function of Ion-Translocating Enzymes |
148 |
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5 ATP Synthesis in Methanogens |
154 |
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6 Concluding Remarks |
159 |
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References |
160 |
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ATP Synthesis by Decarboxylation Phosphorylation |
168 |
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1 Introduction |
168 |
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2 Fermentation Pathways with Na+- Transport Decarboxylases ( NaT- DC) |
169 |
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3 Structure and Mechanism of the NaT-DC Enzymes |
174 |
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4 ATP Synthesis Energized by an Electrochemical Na+ Ion Gradient |
177 |
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5 Mechanism of the F0 Motor |
186 |
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References |
192 |
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The Three Families of Respiratory NADH Dehydrogenases |
200 |
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1 Introduction |
200 |
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2 “ Alternative” or NDH-2-Type NADH Dehydrogenases |
202 |
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3 Sodium-Pumping NADH Dehydrogenases (Nqr) |
211 |
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4 Proton-Pumping NADH:Ubiquinone Oxidoreductase (Complex I) |
220 |
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References |
228 |
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Hydrogenases and H+-Reduction in Primary Energy Conservation |
238 |
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1 Introduction |
238 |
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2 Diversity and Classification of Hydrogenases |
239 |
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3 Modes of Energy Conservation by Hydrogenases |
253 |
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4 Conclusions and Perspectives |
258 |
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References |
259 |
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A Structural Perspective onMechanism and Function of the Cytochrome bc1 Complex |
268 |
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1 Introduction |
268 |
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2 Structural Characterization of cyt |
270 |
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3 Mechanistic Considerations |
276 |
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4 Interaction of cyt c with cyt bc1 |
283 |
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5 Respiratory Supercomplexes |
284 |
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References |
285 |
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Regulatory Mechanisms of Proton- Translocating FOF1- ATP Synthase |
294 |
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1 Introduction |
294 |
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2 Structure and Rotary Catalysis: a Brief Summary |
295 |
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3 ADP-Inhibition: a Common Regulatory Mechanism |
299 |
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4 Subunit E in Bacterial and Chloroplast Enzyme |
306 |
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5 Thiol Regulation in Chloroplast Enzyme |
310 |
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6 Mitochondrial Inhibitor Protein IF1 |
312 |
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7 Conclusions |
313 |
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References |
314 |
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Subject Index |
324 |
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