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The mitochondrial ATPase of brown adipose tissue Purification and comparison with the mitochondrial ATPase from beef heart

Cannon et al., 1977

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Cannon B
Vogel G
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In brown adipose tissue (BAT), as in other tissues, heat production is the result of an increase in respiration [1, 2]. An obligatory coupling of mitochondrial respiration to ATP synthesis [3] implies that if respiration in BAT is to markedly increase a similar increase must …
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