1967
DOI: 10.1038/214562a0
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Ferredoxin and Photosynthetic Phosphorylation

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“…Papers by Arnon et al (1) anld Vernon and Avron (40) give comprehensive discussions of the energetics of these photo.synthetic processes.…”
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“…Papers by Arnon et al (1) anld Vernon and Avron (40) give comprehensive discussions of the energetics of these photo.synthetic processes.…”
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“…The other site of energy production ini green tissuie is the chioroplasts;. In chloroplasts ATNP is pro-(lilced by photosynithetic reactions (1,40).…”
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“…Thus, electron transfer to 02 likely occurs only when NADP is limiting. The higher affinity of reduced ferredoxin for NADP than for 02 (1) lends credence to this concept.…”
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“…Such a reaction occurs in fragmented spinach chloroplasts in which an equimolar exchange of 02 is accompanied by ATP synthesis (24,33). Since the photophosphorylation occurs during transfer of electrons from H20 to 02, this process has been called "oxygen-linked noncyclic photophosphorylation" (1). Its importance may lie in providing sufficient ATP, in addition to that produced during NADP synthesis, to convert CO. to the level of carbohydrate (13,16,36).…”
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