1977
DOI: 10.1016/0014-5793(77)80607-8
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Thermoluminescence changes during inactivation and reactivation of the oxygen‐evolving system in isolated chloroplasts

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“…The references given as superscripts in the first column refer to the observation of the components, whereas the references indicated as superscripts in the third column refer to the interpretation of their origin. 1 (Noguchi et al 1992), 2 (Arnold and Azzi 1968;Shuvalov and Litvin 1969), 3 (Sonoike et al 1991), 4 (Ichikawa et al 1975Desai et al 1977), 5 (Vass et al 1989Chapman et al 1991), 6 (Rubin and Venediktov 1969;Desai et al 1975;Inoue 1981), 7 (Demeter et al 1985a), 8 (Inoue et al 1977;Rózsa and Demeter 1982), 9 (Ono and Inoue 1991;Kramer et al 1994), 10 (Rubin and Venediktov 1969;Lurie and Bertsch 1974a), 11 (Rutherford et al 1982). If DCMU is added after the excitation the S 3 Q A − recombination also results in the Q band (Demeter et al 1982)), 12 (Arnold and Azzi 1968;Rubin and Venediktov 1969;Lurie and Bertsch 1974a;Inoue 1981), 13 (Rutherford et al 1982;Inoue 1983;Demeter and Vass 1984), 14 (Rubin and Venediktov 1969;Desai et al 1975), 15 (Demeter et al 1993;, 16 (Miranda and Ducruet 1995) The electron source (X − ) for this band is related to reversed electron flow around PS II, 17 (Sane et al 1977;Rózsa et al 1989;Hideg and Vass 1992), 18 (Vass et al 1989;Hideg and Vass 1993), 19 (Ducruet and Vavilin 1999).…”
Section: Tl Components From Photosynthetic Materials May Be Related Ormentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The references given as superscripts in the first column refer to the observation of the components, whereas the references indicated as superscripts in the third column refer to the interpretation of their origin. 1 (Noguchi et al 1992), 2 (Arnold and Azzi 1968;Shuvalov and Litvin 1969), 3 (Sonoike et al 1991), 4 (Ichikawa et al 1975Desai et al 1977), 5 (Vass et al 1989Chapman et al 1991), 6 (Rubin and Venediktov 1969;Desai et al 1975;Inoue 1981), 7 (Demeter et al 1985a), 8 (Inoue et al 1977;Rózsa and Demeter 1982), 9 (Ono and Inoue 1991;Kramer et al 1994), 10 (Rubin and Venediktov 1969;Lurie and Bertsch 1974a), 11 (Rutherford et al 1982). If DCMU is added after the excitation the S 3 Q A − recombination also results in the Q band (Demeter et al 1982)), 12 (Arnold and Azzi 1968;Rubin and Venediktov 1969;Lurie and Bertsch 1974a;Inoue 1981), 13 (Rutherford et al 1982;Inoue 1983;Demeter and Vass 1984), 14 (Rubin and Venediktov 1969;Desai et al 1975), 15 (Demeter et al 1993;, 16 (Miranda and Ducruet 1995) The electron source (X − ) for this band is related to reversed electron flow around PS II, 17 (Sane et al 1977;Rózsa et al 1989;Hideg and Vass 1992), 18 (Vass et al 1989;Hideg and Vass 1993), 19 (Ducruet and Vavilin 1999).…”
Section: Tl Components From Photosynthetic Materials May Be Related Ormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A particular advantage was the ability to monitor individual S-state transitions, as well as changes in the energetic stability. This approach has been applied to study the temperature dependence of the particular S-state transitions (Inoue and Shibata 1977;Koike and Inoue 1987); the effect of the so-called ADRY agents (Agents Accelerating the Deactivation Reactions of water-splitting enzyme Y) in destabilizing the higher S states (Renger and Inoue 1983); the effects of water analogs on the S-state turnovers (Ono and Inoue 1988;Vass et al 1990); the role of the inorganic cofactors in the S-state cycling, for Mn 2+ (Inoue et al 1977;Ono and Inoue 1985;Hegde and Padhye 1990), Ca 2+ (Ono and Inoue 1989;Krieger et al 1998;Ono 2000), and Cl − (Homann et al 1986;Homann 1993;Krieger et al 1998); the function of the extrinsic polypeptides associated with the water-oxidizing complex (Ono and Inoue 1985;Vass et al 1987;Homann and Madabusi 1993); and the participation of histidine residues in water oxidation (Banerjee and Vidyasagar 1990;Ono and Inoue 1991;Hegde et al 1993;Kramer et al 1994).…”
Section: The Functioning Of Photosystem II Redox Componentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…16,18,23,[25][26][29][30][31]. Considering that Tris-washed chloroplasts could be reactivated by DCPIP'H2-treatment alone [12,17,[22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31], the 02-evolving center should still have kept necessary Mn in it even after the Tris-washing. This variety in Mn content would be reflecting the toughness of thylakoid membrane of each investigators' preparations against the damaging in Triswashing.…”
Section: The Site and The Mechanism Of Tris-inactivationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The inactivated chloroplasts and particles could be reactivated by Mn2+-addition [20][21], DCPIP.H2-treatment [12,17,[22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31] and photo-reactivation [26-27, 29, 31-36]. 0.8 M Tris-buffer at pH 8.0 was usually used for the inactivation, however, 0.2 M buffers at pH 8.0 [38] and at pH i0.0 [59] could also be used.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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