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Mitochondrial membrane potential is dependent on the oligomeric state of F1F0-ATP synthase supracomplexes.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 19 May 2006

Bornhövd Carsten, Vogel Frank, Neupert Walter, Reichert Andreas S

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The F1F0-ATP synthase in mitochondria, in addition to its function in energy transduction, has a structural role in determining cristae morphology. This depends on its ability to form dimeric and higher oligomeric supracomplexes. Here we show that mutants of the dimer-specific subunits e and g, which destabilize dimeric and oligomeric F1F0-ATP synthase supracomplexes, have a decreased mitochondrial membrane...

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PMID: 16551625
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.M512334200

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