Which part of the native ATP synthase enzyme is stationary and does NOT rotate during ATP synthesis?
A) the rotor
B) the circle of c subunits
C) the central $\gamma$ subunit connecting the rotor to the catalytic headpiece
D) the catalytic headpiece

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The catalytic headpiece of ATP synthase is stationary and does not rotate during ATP synthesis. It is involved in the synthesis of ATP from ADP and inorganic phosphate, while other parts of the enzyme, such as the rotor and the c subunits, rotate to facilitate this process.

Which Part of the Native ATP Synthase Enzyme Is Stationary γ\gammaγ

Which Part of the Native ATP Synthase Enzyme Is Stationary $\gamma$