Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
2048485 FEBS Letters 2012 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
► The respiratory complex I contains an unusual, 'horizontal' helix on subunit NuoL. ► We mutated residues of the helix to investigate their role in proton translocation. ► The variants D563XL (X = E, N, Q and A) showed a reduced H+/e− stoichiometry. ► D563L is involved in proton transfer to the membranous translocation site.
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