2005
DOI: 10.1007/s11099-005-0055-5
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Pavel Siffel (1954-2003) or Life full of chlorophyll

Abstract: Life and research results of Pavel Šiffel, a talented but untimely deceased Czech scientist in photosynthesis, are reviewed. He studied biophysics and physiology of chlorophyll, its complexes with proteins, their absorption and fluorescence spectra, activities in mutants and transformants, dealt with chlorophyll biosynthesis and protochlorophyllide photoreduction, pigments in plants grown at CO 2 deficiency and under simulated acid rain, with changes accompanying leaf and plant development, photobleaching, etc… Show more

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“…and Sophie Hiard (University of Le Mans) for their efficient technical assistance. This article is dedicated to Dr Pavel Šiffel (23.11.1954-12.7.2003) and his wife Dr Gulmira Šiffelová (11.1.1959-12.7.2003), in memoriam, and as a token of our respect to their scientific work [59]. Dr Šiffel contributed to our early experiments developing a working protocol for fluorescence measurements on diatoms under heavy metal stress.…”
Section: Acknowledgements the Authors Warmly Thank Ivana Hunalová (Ipmb)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…and Sophie Hiard (University of Le Mans) for their efficient technical assistance. This article is dedicated to Dr Pavel Šiffel (23.11.1954-12.7.2003) and his wife Dr Gulmira Šiffelová (11.1.1959-12.7.2003), in memoriam, and as a token of our respect to their scientific work [59]. Dr Šiffel contributed to our early experiments developing a working protocol for fluorescence measurements on diatoms under heavy metal stress.…”
Section: Acknowledgements the Authors Warmly Thank Ivana Hunalová (Ipmb)mentioning
confidence: 99%