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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Chlororespiration"”.

  1. Rubisco Activase -- a Typical AAA+ Protein With Unique Features, And, PIFI -- a Novel Chloroplast Protein Functioning in Chlororespiration

    … as activase was identified as functioning in chlororespiration and possibly cyclic electron transport by reverse genetics. In a pifi mutant, which possesses an intact NDH complex, NDH-mediated dark reduction of plastoquinone was disrupted as indicated by its post-illumination fluorescence …

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  2. Investigation of mRNA Expression of Early Light Inducible Protein (ELIP) under High Light Stress <em>Arabidopsis thaliana</em>.

    … electron transport Chain (PETC) and/or chlororespiration may induce <em>ELIP</em> expression. Using the <em>Arabidopsis thaliana immutans (im)</em> chlororespiratory mutant, this hypothesis was tested. Etiolated seedlings of this variegated mutant were subjected to various light …

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  3. Physiological Characterization of Acetotrophic Anaerobic Respiration Using Anaeromyxobacter Dehalogenans as a Model Organism

    … inability to use sub-nanomolar level acetate in chlororespiration, however, is attributed to the requirement for auxiliary energy to alleviate the toxicity of chlorophenols. Furthermore, the distinctive ability of A. dehalogenans to oxidize acetate in anaerobic respiration with diverse electron …

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