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Structural comparison of allophycocyanin variants reveals the molecular basis for their spectral differencesNARA Subscribed
Allophycocyanins are phycobiliproteins that absorb red light and transfer the energy to the reaction centers of oxygenic photosynthesis in cyanobacteria and red algae. Recently, it was shown that some allophycocyanins absorb far-red light and that one subset of these allophycocyanins, comprising subunits from the ApcD4 and ApcB3 subfamilies (FRL-AP), form helical nanotubes. The lowest energy absorbance maximum of the oligomeri...
PSII supercomplex disassembly is not needed for the induction of energy quenching (qE)NARA Subscribed
Photoprotection by non-photochemical quenching is important for optimal growth and development, especially during dynamic changes of the light intensity. The main component responsible for energy dissipation is called qE. It has been proposed that qE involves the reorganization of the photosynthetic complexes and especially of Photosystem II. However, despite a number of studies, there are still contradictory results concernin...
Molecular dynamics simulations in photosynthesisNARA Subscribed
Photosynthesis is regulated by a dynamic interplay between proteins, enzymes, pigments, lipids, and cofactors that takes place on a large spatio-temporal scale. Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations provide a powerful toolkit to investigate dynamical processes in (bio)molecular ensembles from the (sub)picosecond to the (sub)millisecond regime and from the Å to hundreds of nm length scale. Therefore, MD is well suited to address...
Light-harvesting in photosystem INARA Subscribed
Light harvesting in photosystem IINARA Subscribed
Ecotoxicity of pp’DDE to Daphnia magnaNARA Subscribed
PMS: Photosystem I electron donor or fluorescence quencherNARA Subscribed
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