1983
DOI: 10.1104/pp.71.1.128
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Relation between the Light-Harvesting Chlorophyll a-Protein Complex LHCPa and Photosystem I in the Alga Chlamydobotrys stellata

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“…Because all of the H2 photoevolution measurements were carried out on the basis of equal Chl content of the samples, an increase in both the number of PSI reaction centers and their antenna size involves a concomitant decrease in the contribution of Chl to PSII units. The changes in the antenna sizes of PSI and PSII are in good correlation with the results of gel electrophoresis analysis (7,8). During transition of the algae from autotrophy to photoheterotrophy, the amounts of lightharvesting Chl protein complexes of PSI, CPI, and LHCPa quickly increased, with a simultaneous decrease in the amount of LHCPb.…”
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“…Because all of the H2 photoevolution measurements were carried out on the basis of equal Chl content of the samples, an increase in both the number of PSI reaction centers and their antenna size involves a concomitant decrease in the contribution of Chl to PSII units. The changes in the antenna sizes of PSI and PSII are in good correlation with the results of gel electrophoresis analysis (7,8). During transition of the algae from autotrophy to photoheterotrophy, the amounts of lightharvesting Chl protein complexes of PSI, CPI, and LHCPa quickly increased, with a simultaneous decrease in the amount of LHCPb.…”
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confidence: 62%
“…Moreover, a 10-fold acceleration of the oxidation of Cyt b563 (21) in the photoheterotrophic algae also indicates an enhanced rate of cyclic electron transport and phosphorylation in the heterotrophic cells. The increase in the antenna size of PSI (Table I), with a simultaneous decrease in LHCPb and a concomitant de novo synthesis of the light-harvesting system of PSI, CPI, and LHCPa (7,8), the disorganized membrane structure (28), the extremely lowered room temperature fluorescence yield (30), the faster turnover rate of PSI (Table II), and diminished electron transport rate of PSII (29), as well as the smaller Chl (a + b)/P700 ratio (Table II) observed during transition of C.…”
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“…Moreover, the CPIa functioning as light-harvesting system for PSI in higher plants is absent in C. stellata (5). Under photoheterotrophic conditions, therefore, the loss of LHCPb, which supplies PSII and PSI with energy (3) in autotrophically grown Chiamydobotrys cells, is compensated by the de novo formation ofthe LHCPa, which is an integrated component of the PSI in C. stellata (6).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%