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Harris 210 1$aOxford ;$aCambridge, MA :$cBlackwell Science,$d1995. 215 $a1 online resource (116 pages) $cillustrations 225 1 $aAt a Glance 300 $aDescription based upon print version of record. 311 $a0-632-02388-0 320 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 113-114) and index. 327 $aBioenergetics at a Glance; Preface; 1: Life, energy and metabolism; 2: Energy, entropy and the universe; 3: Energy, entropy and the living cell; 4: Gibbs free energy-measurement and applications; 5: Chemical and electrochemical potential; 6: Oxidation/reduction (redox) potentials; 7: ATP and ion gradients: 'intermediate' energy stores; 8: Substrate level phosphorylations; 9: Free oxygen: its benefits and dangers; 10: Co-factors in oxidation/reduction reactions; 11: The mitochondrial respiratory chain: 1 Path of electron flow; 12: The mitochondrial respiratory chain: 2 Organization of peptides 327 $a13: Electron transfer mechanisms14: Respiratory chains in bacteria; 15: Photosynthesis in green plants: 1 Path of electrons; 16: Photosynthesis in green plants: 2 Structure of the reaction centre; 17: Photosynthesis in green plants: 3 Organization of membranes; 18: Photosynthesis in bacteria; 19: Energy transduction; 20: Energy transfer via a H+ gradient-testing the model; 21: Stoichiometries in ATP synthesis; 22: Measurement of the H+/P ratio: 1 Kinetic approaches; 23: Measurement of the H+/P ratio: 2 Thermodynamic approaches 327 $a24: Generation of a proton gradient: 1 Mechanisms involving organic hydrogen carriers 25: Generation of a proton gradient: 2 'Direct' proton pumping; 26: The ATP synthase complex; 27: F1-structure and function relationships; 28: Mechanism of ATP synthesis: 1 Energetics; 29: Mechanism of ATP synthesis: 2 Enzyme mechanism; 30: Fo-structure and function relationships; 31: Integration of mitochondria and cytoplasm; 32: Control of ATP synthesis: 1 Thermodynamic aspects; 33: Control of ATP synthesis: 2 Kinetic aspects; 34: Uncoupling electron transfer from phosphorylation 327 $a35: Human mitochondrial defects and disease 36: Integration of chloroplast and cytoplasm; 37: Alternative uses of the proton gradient: 1 Heat generation; 38: Alternative uses of the proton gradient: 2 Transport systems; 39: Alternative uses of the proton gradient: 3 Bacterial motion; 40: Alternative methods of gradient generation: 1 Bacteriorhodopsin; 41: Alternative methods of gradient generation: 2 Primary sodium pumps; 42: ATP-driven ion pumps: an overview; 43: P-type ATPases: 1 Structural aspects; 44: P-type ATPases: 2 Energetic aspects; 45: Evolution of bioenergetic systems; Reading list 327 $aIndex 330 $aBioenergetics is the study of the way biological systems, usually at the molecular level, utilize and convert energy in order to drive the biochemical reactions that constitute life. 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