From whole cells towards photosynthetic reaction centres: 'functional' and intrinsic dynamic properties

Autor: Daniela R.1, 2, Lambreva M. D.3, Campi G.3, Rea G.3

Publikováno v: Final Conference of the COST Action TD1102 Photosynthetic proteins for biotechnological applications: biosensors and biochips., pp. 34, Roma, CNR, 7-9 Ottobre 2015
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The core of the reaction center protein is dominated by the D1/D2 heterodimer hosting all the redox cofactor involved in charge separation and electron transfer processes. The D1 protein is the subject of intense research being either the main actor

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