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University of Groningen

Insights into the transport mechanism of energy-coupling factor transporters Stanek, Weronika Karolina

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Publication date: 2018

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PROPOSITIONS

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Insights into the transport mechanism of Energy

Coupling Factor transporters

1) S-components associate with and dissociate from the ECF module as part of the transport mechanism (Chapter 2 and 3). 2) A short and simple project is hardly ever short and simple. 3) It is invaluable to have a friend who shares your interests and helps you stay motivated. - Maryam Mirzakhani 4) What may seem clearly and logically ordered samples in someone’s mind are a total mess in someone else’s eyes. 5) Winning a lottery is more probable than finding a well-behaving ECF transporter when using the non-optimal protocol (Joris Goudsmits, this thesis). 6) Chocolate and Haribo’s are a good remedy for PhD frustration. 7) Structurally very similar transporters (with three identical subunits and only a single deviating subunit) may have entirely different requirements during purification. 8) A scientist in his laboratory in not a mere technician: he is also a child confronting natural phenomena that impress him as though they were fairy tales. - Marie Curie-Skłodowska

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