Biochemical and genetic studies on the assembly and function of the F1-F0 adenosine triphosphatase of Escherichia coli.

I am deeply appreciative of the honour of being invited to deliver the 13th Hopkins Memorial Lecture. In doing so, I am conscious that this honour reflects on the many colleagues, both academic and technical, who have worked in the laboratory in Canberra over the years. While it might seem invidious to single out individuals for special mention, and the names of many collaborators are cited in references, I must make one exception. I refer to my colleague, Dr. Graeme Cox, who has been involved in the work I will be describing since its inception, and whose contributions, both practical and conceptual, have been outstanding.