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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"LHCII"”.
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Excitation evolution and self-regulation ability of photosynthetic light-harvesting systems /
… of the major light-harvesting complexes (LHCII), the efficiency of different carotenoid pigments in dissipating the excess excitation energy is evaluated. Various theoretical models are formulated and developed in order to understand the processes of fluorescence intermittency and …
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Sužadinimo evoliucija ir savireguliacijos geba fotosintetinėse šviesą surenkančiose sistemose /
… of the major light-harvesting complexes (LHCII), the efficiency of different carotenoid pigments in dissipating the excess excitation energy is evaluated. Various theoretical models are formulated and developed in order to understand the processes of fluorescence intermittency and …
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Pigment orientation changes detected by low temperature linear dichroism spectroscopy: cold-hardening transition in phycobilisome-containing organisms
… non-hardened light-harvesting antenna complexes (LHCII). It was concluded that orientational differences in LHCII pigments were responsible for thylakoid LD differences. Changes in pigment orientation, along with differences observed in long-wavelength absorption and in the overall magnitude of LD …
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Molecular mechanisms behind the adjustment of phototrophic light-harvesting and mixotrophic utilization of cellulosic carbon sources in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
… II (PSII)-associated light-harvesting complex (LHCII) genes via cytosolic translational control mediated through the RNA-binding protein NAB1. In the active state, NAB1 represses the cytosolic translation of LHCII mRNAs by sequestration into translational silent messenger ribonucleoprotein …
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Influence of protein and solvent environments on quantum chemical properties of photosynthesis enzymes and photoreceptors
… BLUF domain chromophore (flavin). Finally, for LHCII it was found that small changes in the geometry of a Chlorophyll b/Violaxanthin chromophore pair can have strong influences regarding the light harvesting mechanism. Especially here it was seen that the proper description of the environment …
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Funktionelle Charakterisierung minorer Komponenten des plastidären Kompartiments und ihre Bedeutung für thylakoidale Signaltransduktionsprozesse
… Polyphenoloxidase noch der redoxkontrollierten LHCII-Kinase identisch, was mit Hilfe hochauflösender Gelsysteme bzw. durch Perfusionschromatographie subthylakoidaler Thylakoidmembranfraktionen gezeigt wurde. Die funktionelle Rolle von AMS6, dessen Assoziation mit dem trimeren LHCII-Komplex, …
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Analyse der physiologischen Funktion von Mitgliedern der Rieske-Typ Eisen-Schwefel-Proteinfamilie in der inneren Plastidenhülle
… keinen Import von pLhcb1 (= Präkursor des LHCII-Apoproteins) bzw. pLhcb4 (= Präkursor des CP29-Apoproteins). PTC52 wird als größeres, ca. 57 kDa schweres Vorstufenprotein synthetisiert, in Chloroplasten importiert und zur endgültigen Größe prozessiert. Das reife, 52 kDa schwere Protein …
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Functional analysis of plastid-encoded genes
… of the light harvesting antenna II complex (LHCII) with PSII cores. In particular, PSII-LHCII supercomplexes could no longer be isolated from transplastomic tobacco plants. Furthermore, the minor chlorophyll a/b-binding proteins CP26, and to a lesser extent CP29, were substantially reduced …
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Synthesis and characterization of transparent conducting oxides for Stark e ect applications in single molecule spectroscopy
… the dark states of light harvesting complex II (LHCII) of plants. Investigation of this mechanism requires a Stark cell. The high optical quality required by the SMS procedure demands a very speci c thickness microscope slide at the objective to sample interface. Since no commercial TCOs of this …
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Understanding the physiological and molecular basis of chilling tolerance across species of the C4 genera Miscanthus and Spartina
… in M. × giganteus, the D1 protein and LHCII type II chlorophyll a/b binding protein, showed significant increases in M. × giganteus during chilling and significant decreases in Z. mays. Chapter 3 examines whether chilling tolerance in Miscanthus is constitutive or has evolved …