synthase

• “F1 part of the ATP synthase is determined by Walker and co-workers.”

  The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1997

• “Boyer proposed that ATP synthase is like a cylinder with alternating alpha and beta subunits.”

  The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1997

• “ATP synthase is found in chloroplast and mitochondrial membranes and in the cytoplasmic membrane of bacteria.”

  The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1997

• “Bealer JF, Natuzzi ES, Buscher C, Ursell PC, Flake AW, Adzick NS, Harrison MR: Nitric oxide synthase is deficient in the aganglionic colon of patients with Hirschsprung's disease.”

  CHOP pediatric surgery publications

• “1937 - Herman Kalckar (Denmark) establishes that ATP synthase is linked with cell respiration.”

  The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1997

• “Remington, Wiegand) and recently of a very large multienzyme complex, heavy riboflavin synthase (with Ladenstein).”

  Robert Huber - Autobiography

• “By 1997, a supercomputer with hundreds of gigaflops could simulate the 36,000 atoms in an estrogen receptor, and by 2003, a teraflops-class super could model the 327,000 atoms in the F1 portion of ATP synthase, which is cool because it is a molecular rotor powered by proton gradients inside the cell.”

  The Register

• “Roundup works by inhibiting an enzyme called EPSP synthase, which is necessary for plants to grow.”

  Signs of the Times

• “DuPont's Optimum GAT seeds are genetically modified to grow into soybean plants able to survive exposure to glyphosate-based weedkiller as well as another herbicide called acetolate synthase.”

  The Wall Street Journal: DuPont Delays Seed in Soybean Spat

• “A similar enzyme in oranges, called valencene synthase, was responsible for producing its taste and smell.”

  Forbes: Allylix Sniffs Out Biotech For New Fragrances

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