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Lysine 155 in beta-subunit is a catalytic residue of Escherichia coli F1 ATPase.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 5 Apr 1993

Senior A E, Wilke-Mounts S, al-Shawi M K

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The "homology A" ("glycine-rich" or "P-loop") consensus sequence occurs in the catalytic sites of F1F0 ATP synthase enzymes. The conserved lysine of this motif is beta-subunit Lys-155 in Escherichia coli F1. The role of this lysine in binding and catalysis at the high affinity ATP binding site was studied with the mutants beta K155Q and beta K155E by measuring the rates of ATP binding/release, ATP...

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