Progress in Photosynthesis Research 1987
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-017-0516-5_8
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Effect of Preillumination of Spinach Leaves on the Coupling Efficiency of Chloroplasts

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“…P/O ratio might be increased by preillumination of leaves or treatment of thylakoids with a number of chemicals, such as aureomycin, polymyxin, 6-benzylaminopurine (an analogue of cytokinin), polybasic acids and high concentration of inorganic phosphate, which were called coupling efficiency improvers (Feng and Shen 1983;Huang et al 1982;Huang and Shen 1988;Huang and Wei 1984;Shen 1990;Wei et al 1987Wei et al , 1990. These chemicals might act as allosteric effectors on different subunits of CF~ to induce the conformational changes of CF1, which probably decreased the ineffective proton leakage through H+-ATP synthase and promoted ATP synthesis during photophosphorylation.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…P/O ratio might be increased by preillumination of leaves or treatment of thylakoids with a number of chemicals, such as aureomycin, polymyxin, 6-benzylaminopurine (an analogue of cytokinin), polybasic acids and high concentration of inorganic phosphate, which were called coupling efficiency improvers (Feng and Shen 1983;Huang et al 1982;Huang and Shen 1988;Huang and Wei 1984;Shen 1990;Wei et al 1987Wei et al , 1990. These chemicals might act as allosteric effectors on different subunits of CF~ to induce the conformational changes of CF1, which probably decreased the ineffective proton leakage through H+-ATP synthase and promoted ATP synthesis during photophosphorylation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%