Year: 1981
Type: review
Abstract: OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION: From the early 1910s, beginning with the studies of Battelli and Stern (43) on cellfree preparations of dye-reducing dehydrogenases, it has been recognized that biological oxidations are intimately associated with insoluble cellular structures.In 1913, Warburg (44) reported that in extracts of guinea-pig liver, respiration is linked to particles .He called these particles "grana," and suggested
Source: The Journal of Cell Biology
Authors: L Ernster, G Schatz
Institutions: Stockholm University, University of Basel
Language: English
Subfield: Molecular Biology
Domain: Life Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W1970650626