1977
DOI: 10.1016/s0300-9084(77)80021-7
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Structures, teneurs et compositions des esters sulfuriques, sulfoniques, phosphoriques des glycosyldiglycérides de trois fucacées

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“…Similar changes in the thermal stability of the light harvesting reactions of higher plants are involved in adaptation of photosynthesis to high temperatures, and are believed to involve the stability of PS I1 electron transport systems, mediated via changes in the degree of saturation of fatty acids in chloroplast membrane polar lipids (Schreiber and Berry 1977, Armond et al 1978, Raison et al 1982, Lynch and Thompson 1984. While it remains to be seen if changes in thermal stability of brown algal photosynthesis involve similar mechanisms, one particularly interesting question concerns the possible role of the unusual polar lipids (Liem andLaur 1974, 1976a, b) and high percentage of long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids found in brown algae Uamieson and Ried 1972) in adaptation to a low temperature environment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similar changes in the thermal stability of the light harvesting reactions of higher plants are involved in adaptation of photosynthesis to high temperatures, and are believed to involve the stability of PS I1 electron transport systems, mediated via changes in the degree of saturation of fatty acids in chloroplast membrane polar lipids (Schreiber and Berry 1977, Armond et al 1978, Raison et al 1982, Lynch and Thompson 1984. While it remains to be seen if changes in thermal stability of brown algal photosynthesis involve similar mechanisms, one particularly interesting question concerns the possible role of the unusual polar lipids (Liem andLaur 1974, 1976a, b) and high percentage of long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids found in brown algae Uamieson and Ried 1972) in adaptation to a low temperature environment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apresentam também, atividades farmacológicas 38,39 e são as mais estudadas substâncias sulfatadas de algas 31,32,40 . São conhecidos poucos metabólitos secundários sulfatados de algas que pertençam a outras classes químicas: apenas raros glicerídeos 41 , ribosídeos 42,43,44 , lipídeos 45 e esteróides 46 , além de um expressivo grupo de fenóis. Esses fenóis sulfatados são encontrados nas rodófitas e feófitas.…”
Section: Substâncias Sulfatadasunclassified