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| Description: The F0F1 complex, also called ATP synthase or complex V, contains an F1 knob projecting into the mitochondrial matrix and connected by a central stalk to the F0 base. The globular F1 knob contains three ab dimers, arranged about the central stalk, which is made up of g, d and e subunits. The F0 base is composed of 10–12 c subunits (the c-ring) and one subunit a. The peripheral stalk (subunits b, d, F6, and OSCP) is attached to the F0 base via subunit a and at least four other minor membrane-embedded subunits that are not shown. The central stalk and the c-ring compose the “rotor” of ATP synthase. The remainder of the subunits make up the “stator,” a structure that prevents the rotation of the three dimers of F1. Picture Stats: Views: 282 Filesize: 180.98kB Height: 674 Width: 440 Source: https://biology-forums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=34584 |