question archive 1) In functional terms, the ATP synthase can be divided into two parts: a "stator" made up of subunits that do not move during catalysis and a "rotor" made up of parts that do move
1) In functional terms, the ATP synthase can be divided into two parts: a "stator" made up of subunits that do not move during catalysis and a "rotor" made up of parts that do move
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1) In functional terms, the ATP synthase can be divided into two parts:
a "stator" made up of subunits that do not move during catalysis and a "rotor" made up of parts that do move. Which subunits of the enzyme make up each of these two parts? How is the transfer of protons linked to the motion of the rotor?
2) Methylphenidate is used frequently in to treat attention deficit hyperactivity
disorder (ADHD). The maximum daily dose of children ages 6 years and up is either 2 mg/kg of body weight or 60 mg, whichever is smaller. For a child with a body weight of 62 pounds, what is the maximum daily dose of methylphenidate?
