ATP synthase subunit alpha, mitochondrial
ENTITY_REFERENCE_ID_DESC=ATP synthesis.PROTEIN.GENERIC.Cytochrome_br_oxidase aa_sub_3_endsub_
ENTITY_REFERENCE_ID_DESC=ATP synthesis.PROTEIN.GENERIC.F_sub_1_endsub_ _beta_
ATP synthase subunit gamma, mitochondrial
MODEL_NOTES=Panther Pathway: P02721 ATP Synthesis (Oxidative Phosphorylation): ================================= The process responsible for the for mation of ATP from ADP and phosphate in the mitochondria is known as oxidative phosphorylation to distinguish it from the sustrate-level phosphorylation in the glycolytic pathway that can take place in the absence of oxygen. The enrgy required for ATP synthesis in the mitochondria is released by the removal of pairs of hydrogens from a range of substrates including pyruvate, glutamate, and intermediates in the TCA cycle and in the beta-oxidation pathway for fatty acids. These substrate oxidations are coupled to the reduction of the coenzymes NAD+ or FAD in the mitochondrial matrix. The reduced forms of these coenzymes are reoxidized by molecular oxygen using a series of electron carriers on the inner membrane is known as the respiratory chain. References: ========== 1. Human Metabolism by Ramsey Bronk 2. Biochemiscal Pathways - An Atlas of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Edited by Gerhard Michal. 3. Color Atlas of Biochemistry by Jan Koolman and Klaus-Heinrich Rohm.
ATP synthase gamma chain 1, chloroplastic
ATP synthase subunit beta, mitochondrial
ATP synthase subunit alpha, chloroplastic
ENTITY_REFERENCE_ID_DESC=ATP synthesis.PROTEIN.GENERIC.Cyt bc_sub_1_endsub_
ENTITY_REFERENCE_ID_DESC=ATP synthesis.PROTEIN.GENERIC.F_sub_1_endsub_ _alpha_
ENTITY_REFERENCE_ID_DESC=ATP synthesis.PROTEIN.ION_CHANNEL.ATP_br_synthetase F_sub_0_endsub_
ENTITY_REFERENCE_ID_DESC=ATP synthesis.PROTEIN.GENERIC.F_sub_1_endsub_ _gamma_
Putative mycofactocin system heme/flavin oxidoreductase MftD
ENTITY_REFERENCE_NOTES=Flavin mononucleotide
ENTITY_REFERENCE_ID_DESC=ATP synthesis.PROTEIN.GENERIC.FMN_br_FeS
ENTITY_REFERENCE_ID_DESC=ATP synthesis.PROTEIN.GENERIC.Cyt C
Cytochrome c1, heme protein, mitochondrial