Electron donors and acceptors in photosynthetic reaction centers
J Amesz, LNM Duysens - Photosynthesis research, 1986 - Springer
J Amesz, LNM Duysens
Photosynthesis research, 1986•SpringerA review is given of primary and associated electron transport reactions in various division of
photosynthetic bacteria and in the two photosystems of plant photosynthesis. Two types of
electron acceptor chains are distinguished: type 'Q', found in purple bacteria, Chloroflexus
and system II of oxygenic photosynthesis and type 'F', found in green sulfur bacteria,
Heliobacterium and photosystem I. Secondary donor reactions are discussed in relation to
plant photosystem II.
photosynthetic bacteria and in the two photosystems of plant photosynthesis. Two types of
electron acceptor chains are distinguished: type 'Q', found in purple bacteria, Chloroflexus
and system II of oxygenic photosynthesis and type 'F', found in green sulfur bacteria,
Heliobacterium and photosystem I. Secondary donor reactions are discussed in relation to
plant photosystem II.
Summary
A review is given of primary and associated electron transport reactions in various division of photosynthetic bacteria and in the two photosystems of plant photosynthesis. Two types of electron acceptor chains are distinguished: type ‘Q’, found in purple bacteria, Chloroflexus and system II of oxygenic photosynthesis and type ‘F’, found in green sulfur bacteria, Heliobacterium and photosystem I. Secondary donor reactions are discussed in relation to plant photosystem II.
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