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Molecular models of proton pumps

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Published1981
Citations74
References20

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Bacteriorhodopsin and the purple membrane of halobacteria

1979 • 909 citations

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1978 • 566 citations

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1979 • 349 citations

Proton-pumping cytochrome c oxidase

1979 • 280 citations

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1976 • 236 citations

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1978 • 224 citations

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1980 • 191 citations

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1972 • 187 citations

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1979 • 173 citations

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1980 • 155 citations

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1978 • 140 citations

CONVERSION OF LIGHT ENERGY TO ELECTROSTATIC ENERGY IN THE PROTON PUMP OF HALOBACTERIUM HALOBIUM

1979 • 126 citations

A channel mechanism for electrogenic ion pumps

1979 • 123 citations

The molecular mechanism of excitation in visual transduction and bacteriorhodopsin

1978 • 102 citations

The quantum yield of flash-induced proton release by bacteriorhodopsin-containing membrane fragments

1979 • 80 citations

Hopping of ions in ice

1974 • 70 citations

More evidence that light isomerises the chromophore of purple membrane protein

1978 • 61 citations

A model for membrane transport through α-helical protein pores

1978 • 58 citations

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1980 • 51 citations

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