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IX
Contents
Preface XVII
List of Contributors
XIX
Abbreviations
XXV
1
Overview of Photosynthesis
1
Petra Fromme
and
Ingo Crotjohann
1.1
Introduction to Photosynthesis: The Main Energy Source for Our
Planet
1
1.2
The Protein Complexes of Oxygenic Photosynthesis
3
1.2.1 Photosystem
II
3
1.2.2
The Cytochrome
bj"
Complex
4
1.2.3
The Soluble Electron Transfer Proteins: Plastocyanin and
Cytochrome c6
7
1.2.4 Photosystem
I
7
1.2.5
Ferredoxin, Flavodoxin, and FNR
8
1.3
From Water to NADPH: Overview of the Electron Transfer Chain in
Oxygenic Photosynthesis
9
1.4
Coupling of Electrochemical Potential to ATP Synthesis
11
1.5
Anoxygenic Photosynthesis
13
1.6
The Antenna Systems
14
1.6.1
The Core Antenna Systems of the
Photosystems 14
1.6.2
LHC-I and LHC-II, the Antenna Systems of Higher
Plants
35
1.6.3
The Phycobilisomes
16
1.6.4
Chlorosomes
18
1.6.5
LH1 and LH2
18
2
Structure and Function of Cyanobacterial
Photosystem
I
23
Norbert Krauß
2.1
Introduction
23
2.2
Structural Overview
25
2.3
The Protein Subunits
27
2.3.1
The Core Subunits PsaA and PsaB
27
X
Contents
2.3.2
The Stremai
Ridge: PsaC, PsaD and PsaE
30
2.3.2.1
Subunit PsaC
31
2.3.2.2
Subunit PsaD
32
2.3.2.3
Subunit PsaE
32
2.3.3
The Small Membrane-Integral Subunits
33
2.3.3.1
Subunits PsaL,
Psal,
PsaM
34
2.3.3.2
Subunits PsaF, PsaJ, PsaX
35
2.4
The Electron Transfer Chain
37
2.4.1
The First Pair of Chlorophylls
39
2.4.2
The Second and Third Pairs of Chlorophylls
41
2.4.3
The Pair of Phylloquinones
43
2.4.4
The First [4Fe4S] Cluster, Fx
46
2.4.5
The Terminal [4Fe4S] Clusters, FA and FB
46
2.5
The Core Antenna System
47
2.5.1
The Antenna Chlorophylls
48
2.5.2
The Caiotenoids
51
3
A Glimpse into the Atomic Structure of Plant
Photosystem
I
65
Alexey Amunts, Omri Droty, and Nathan Nelson
3.1
Introduction
65
3.2
The General Architecture of Plant
PSI
66
3.3
The Core Complex
68
3.4
Light-Harvesting Complex of Higher Plants
70
3.5
Interaction with Electron Donors and Acceptors
71
3.6
The Modality of
PSI
75
4
Structure and Function of
Photosystem
II
83
Jian-Ren Shen, Takahiro Hertmi, and Nobuo Kamiya
4.1
Introduction
S3
4.2
The Structure of Protein Subunits
85
4.2.1
Overall Structure
85
4.2.2
Structure of the Dl and D2 Reaction Center Subunits
85
4.2.3
Structure of the CP47 and CP43 Subunits
87
4.2.4
Structure of the LMM Subunits
89
4.2.5
Structure of the Extrinsic Proteins
90
4.3
The Electron Transfer Chain (ETC)
91
4.3.1
Overview
91
4.3.2
The
Photosystem
II Reaction Center Chlorophylls (P680)
93
4.3.3
The Quinone Acceptors and Non-Haem Iron
94
4.3.4
The
МгцСа
Cluster
95
4.3.5
Carotenoids and the Secondary Electron Transfer Pathway
97
4.3.6
Location and Possible Functions of Lipids
98
4.4
The Energy Transfer Pathways
99
4.4.1
The Location of Chlorophylls and the Energy Transfer Pathways
within CP47 and CP43
99
Contents
XI
4.4.2 The Energy Transfer
from CP47 and CP43 to PSII-RC
101
4.5
Concluding Remarks and Perspectives
101
5
Current Models and Mechanism of Water Splitting
107
Robert M. McCarrwk and R. David
Britt
5.1
Introduction
107
5.1.1 Photosystem
II
107
5.2.1
The Oxygen-Evolving Complex
108
5.2
The Structure of the OEC
109
5.2.1
Early
Spectroscopie
Results from
Chloroplast
Membranes
109
5.2.2
Spectroscopie
Studies of Isolated PSII 111
5.2.3
The Dimer of Dimers Structure
112
5.2.4
The Monomer
Trimer
or "Dangler" Structure
114
5.2.5
Х
-Ray Diffraction and
XAS
of PSII Crystals
115
5.2.6
Quantum Mechanical Structural Models
117
5.3
Mechanisms of Water Oxidation
128
5.3.1
Energetic Considerations
118
5.3.2
S
State Advancement
119
5.3.3
Water Binding and Proton Release
121
5.3.4
Hydrogen Atom Abstraction Model (Babcock Model)
123
5.3.5
Brudvig/Pecoraro Mechanisms for Water Oxidation
125
5.3.6 Messinger
Mechanism
127
5.3.7
Agreement between Proposed Mechanisms and
Spectroscopie
Data
129
6
Supercomplexes
of
Photosystems
I and II with External Antenna
Complexes in Cyanobacteria and Plants
137
Jan P.
Dekker
and Egbert J. Boekema
6.1
Introduction
137
6.2
Supercomplexes
with Proteins from the LHC
Superfamily
138
6.2.1
PSII-LHC-II
Supercomplexes
139
6.2.2
PSI-LHC-I
Supercomplexes
142
6.2.3
PSI-LHC-I-LHC-II
Supercomplexes
145
6.3
Supercomplexes
with Proteins from the Core Complex Family
147
6.3.1
PSI-IsiA and PSI-Pcb
Supercomplexes
348
6.3.2
PSII-Pcb
Supercomplexes
150
7
Cytochrome b6f Complex, Colon Structure, Spectroscopy, and
Function of
Heme
cn and
и
-Side
Electron and Proton Transfer
Reactions
155
William A. Cramer,
Danas Baniulis,
Eiki Yamashita, Huamin Zhang,
Anna I. Zatsman, and Mike P. Hendrich
7.1
Structure of the Cytochrome b6
ƒ
Complex; Comparison with the
Cytochrome bct Complex
155
XII
Contents
7.1.1
Principle Features of the Structure
155
7.1.2
Difference in Prosthetic Group Content of bcx and bef
Complexes
157
7.1.3
Symmetry and Asymmetry
158
7.1.4
Questions about Structure-Function at the Outset
259
7.1.5
Evolution: cyt befvs
bą
160
7.2
Electron and Proton Transfer Pathways
161
7.2.1
The Q-Cycle and Modifications
161
7.2.2
Question of Obligatory Application of the Q-Cycle Model to the bef
Complex
162
7.2.3
Production of
Superoxide
and Other
ROS
263
7.3
Stromal
η
-Side
Electron Transfer: Properties and Function of
Heme cn
164
7.3.1
Application of Novel EPR Analysis
264
7.3.2
EPR Spectra of ^/Complex
164
7.3.3
Low-Field Spectra
264
7.3.4
Novel Properties of
Heme
cn
167
7.3.5
Plastoquinone as a Ligand of
Heme
cn 26S
7.3.6
Functions and Unwanted Functions of
Heme
cn
269
7.4
Stromal n-Side Proton Uptake Pathway
269
8
Plastocyanin and Cytochrome c6: the Soluble Electron Carriers between
the Cytochrome b^f Complex and Photosystem I
282
Antonio
Díaz-Quintana,
Manuei
Hervás, José A. Navarro,
and
Miguel
A. De la Rosa
8.1
Introduction
181
8.2
An Evolutionary Proposal
282
8.3
General Features of
Pc
and Cyt c6 Structures
284
8.4
Reaction Mechanisms
287
8.4.1
Kinetic Models
287
8.4.2
Nature of the Interaction Forces
188
8.5
Evolution of
Pc
and Cyt c6
292
8.5.1
Evolution of the Reaction Mechanisms
191
8.5.2
Increase in Specificity and Efficiency
292
8.5.3
Role of the Soluble Proteins in Driving the Interactions
292
8.6
Structural Analysis of the Transient Complexes
292
8.7
Concluding Remarks
296
9
The Structure of the H+-ATP Synthase from
Chloroplaste
202
Bettina
Böttcher
and Peter
Gräber
9.1
Introduction
202
9.2 The
Structure
of
CF,
204
9.3
The Structure of CFo
206
9.4
The Structure of CF0Fi
208
9.5
Structure and Function of CF0F,
209
Contents
XIII
10
Structure
of the Light-Harvesting Complex II
217
Zhenfeng Liu and Wenrui Chang
10.1
Introduction
217
10.2
Crystal Packing: A Novel Type of Membrane Protein Crystal
218
10.3
LHC-II
Trimer
and Monomer
220
10.3.1
LHC-II
Trimer
220
10.3.2
LHC-II Monomer
223
10.4
Chlorophylls: Identity, Binding and Interactions
225
10.4.1
Identification of Chlorophylls
225
10.4.2
Chlorophyll Binding Sites
225
10.4.3
Interactions between Chlorophylls
227
10.5
Carotenoids
229
10.6
Mechanism of Excitation Energy Transfer and the Role of LHC-II in
Non-photochemical Quenching
231
10.6.1
Mechanism of Excitation Energy Transfer
231
10.6.2
The Role of LHC-II in Non-photochemical
Quenching
234
10.7
Summary
238
11
Structure of the Phycobilisome Antennae in Cyanobacteria and Red
Algae
243
Noam
Adir
11.1
Introduction
243
11.1.1
Photosynthetic Antennas
243
11.1.2
Photosynthetic Organisms that Utilize the Phycobilisome
244
11.2
Basic Structural Characteristics of the Phycobilisome Component
Proteins
244
11.2.1
Isolation of Phycobilisomes and Phycobiliproteins
247
11.2.2
Crystallization of Phycobilisomes
248
11.2.3
Х
-Ray Structures of
PB
Ps
248
11.2.3.1
Allophycocyanin
249
11.2.3.2
Phycocyanin
251
11.2.3.3
Phycoerythrocyanin
253
11.2.3.4
Phycoerythrin
254
11.2.3.5
Crytophyte Phycoerythrin
255
11.2.3.6
Linker Proteins
255
11.2.4
Phycobiliprotein Post-translational Modifications
257
11.2.4.1
Bilin Lyases
257
11.2.4.2
Methylation of
ßAsn72 258
11.2.4.3
Phosphorylation and Glycosylation of Linker Proteins
258
11.3
Self Assembly and Disassembly of the Phycobilisome
259
11.3.1
Phycobilisome Assembly
259
11.3.2
Phycobilisome Disassembly
262
11.4
Phycobilisome Function
263
11.4.1
Phycobilisome Binding to PSII and
PSI
263
XIV Contents
11.4.2
Energy
Transfer within the Phycobilisome
11.5
Final Remarks
266
265
12
12.1
12.2
12.3
12.4
12.5
12.6
12.7
12.8
12.9
13
13.1
13.2
13.3
13.3.1
13.3.2
13.3.3
13.3.4
13.3.5
13.3.6
13.4
13.4.1
13.4.2
13.4.3
13.4.4
13.4.5
13.5
13.5.1
13.5.2
13.5.3
13.5.4
13.5.5
13.5.6
13.5.7
13.5.8
13.6
13.7
Reaction Centers from Purple Bacteria
275
James P. Allen cmdJoAnn C. Williams
Introduction
275
The Overall Structure
276
Bacteriochlorophyll Dimer
278
Bacteriochlorophyll and Bacteriopheophytin Monomers
Primary Quinone, Secondary Quinone, and Non-heme
Iron
282
Carotenoid
283
Electron Transfer
283
Evolution from Anoxygenic to Oxygenic Photosynthesis
Biotechnological Applications
286
281
285
Anoxygenic
Туре
-l
Photosystems
and Evolution of Photosynthetic
Reaction Centers
295
Martin F. Hohmann-Mamott and Robert E. Blankenship
Introduction
295
The Photosynthetic Way of Life
296
The
Photosystem
of Heliobacteria
299
Reaction Center Core
300
External
Subunit
301
Pigments
301
Electron Donor
302
Charge Separation
302
Charge Stabilization
302
The
Photosystem
of Green Sulfur Bacteria
302
Photosystem
Center Core
303
External Subunits
303
Pigments
304
Charge Separation
304
Charge Stabilization
304
Photosystem
I of Cyanobacteria and Plastids
305
Reaction Center Core
305
External Subunits
306
Light-Harvesting Systems
307
Interfacing with the Light-Harvesting System
308
Pigments
309
Electron Donors
310
Electron Acceptors
310
Charge Stabilization
311
The Ur-Reaction Center
312
Conclusions
317
Contents
XV
14 The
Structure
of
Purple
Bacterial Antenna
Complexes
325
Richard
J.
Cogdell, Alastair
T.
Cardiner,
Mads Cabrielsen, June Southall,
Aleksander W.
Roszak,
Neil W.
Isaacs, Ritsuko
Fujii,
and Hideki Hashimoto
14.1
Introduction
325
14.2
Knowledge of the Structural Arrangements before the Determination
of the Crystal Structure
326
14.3
The
Х
-Ray Crystal Structure of the LH2 Complex from Rps. acidophila
strain
10050 327
14.4
The Structure of RC-LH1 Core Complexes
332
14.5
Energy Transfer
335
15
Ferredoxin and Flavodoxin Mediated Electron Transfer in
Photosystem
I
341
Raimund Fromme
15.1
Introduction
341
15.2
The Structure of Ferredoxin in Plants, Red Algae and
Cyanobacteria
342
15.3
Ferredoxin in Different Organisms
342
15.4
Electron Transfer between Ferredoxin and Ferredoxin NADP+
Reducíase
344
15.5
Flavodoxin
345
15.6
Docking to
Photosystem
I
345
15.6.1
Subunit PsaC
346
15.6.2
Subunit PsaD
346
15.6.3
Subunit PsaE
347
Index
353 |
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IX
Contents
Preface XVII
List of Contributors
XIX
Abbreviations
XXV
1
Overview of Photosynthesis
1
Petra Fromme
and
Ingo Crotjohann
1.1
Introduction to Photosynthesis: The Main Energy Source for Our
Planet
1
1.2
The Protein Complexes of Oxygenic Photosynthesis
3
1.2.1 Photosystem
II
3
1.2.2
The Cytochrome
bj"
Complex
4
1.2.3
The Soluble Electron Transfer Proteins: Plastocyanin and
Cytochrome c6
7
1.2.4 Photosystem
I
7
1.2.5
Ferredoxin, Flavodoxin, and FNR
8
1.3
From Water to NADPH: Overview of the Electron Transfer Chain in
Oxygenic Photosynthesis
9
1.4
Coupling of Electrochemical Potential to ATP Synthesis
11
1.5
Anoxygenic Photosynthesis
13
1.6
The Antenna Systems
14
1.6.1
The Core Antenna Systems of the
Photosystems 14
1.6.2
LHC-I and LHC-II, the Antenna Systems of Higher
Plants
35
1.6.3
The Phycobilisomes
16
1.6.4
Chlorosomes
18
1.6.5
LH1 and LH2
18
2
Structure and Function of Cyanobacterial
Photosystem
I
23
Norbert Krauß
2.1
Introduction
23
2.2
Structural Overview
25
2.3
The Protein Subunits
27
2.3.1
The Core Subunits PsaA and PsaB
27
X
Contents
2.3.2
The Stremai
Ridge: PsaC, PsaD and PsaE
30
2.3.2.1
Subunit PsaC
31
2.3.2.2
Subunit PsaD
32
2.3.2.3
Subunit PsaE
32
2.3.3
The Small Membrane-Integral Subunits
33
2.3.3.1
Subunits PsaL,
Psal,
PsaM
34
2.3.3.2
Subunits PsaF, PsaJ, PsaX
35
2.4
The Electron Transfer Chain
37
2.4.1
The First Pair of Chlorophylls
39
2.4.2
The Second and Third Pairs of Chlorophylls
41
2.4.3
The Pair of Phylloquinones
43
2.4.4
The First [4Fe4S] Cluster, Fx
46
2.4.5
The Terminal [4Fe4S] Clusters, FA and FB
46
2.5
The Core Antenna System
47
2.5.1
The Antenna Chlorophylls
48
2.5.2
The Caiotenoids
51
3
A Glimpse into the Atomic Structure of Plant
Photosystem
I
65
Alexey Amunts, Omri Droty, and Nathan Nelson
3.1
Introduction
65
3.2
The General Architecture of Plant
PSI
66
3.3
The Core Complex
68
3.4
Light-Harvesting Complex of Higher Plants
70
3.5
Interaction with Electron Donors and Acceptors
71
3.6
The Modality of
PSI
75
4
Structure and Function of
Photosystem
II
83
Jian-Ren Shen, Takahiro Hertmi, and Nobuo Kamiya
4.1
Introduction
S3
4.2
The Structure of Protein Subunits
85
4.2.1
Overall Structure
85
4.2.2
Structure of the Dl and D2 Reaction Center Subunits
85
4.2.3
Structure of the CP47 and CP43 Subunits
87
4.2.4
Structure of the LMM Subunits
89
4.2.5
Structure of the Extrinsic Proteins
90
4.3
The Electron Transfer Chain (ETC)
91
4.3.1
Overview
91
4.3.2
The
Photosystem
II Reaction Center Chlorophylls (P680)
93
4.3.3
The Quinone Acceptors and Non-Haem Iron
94
4.3.4
The
МгцСа
Cluster
95
4.3.5
Carotenoids and the Secondary Electron Transfer Pathway
97
4.3.6
Location and Possible Functions of Lipids
98
4.4
The Energy Transfer Pathways
99
4.4.1
The Location of Chlorophylls and the Energy Transfer Pathways
within CP47 and CP43
99
Contents
XI
4.4.2 The Energy Transfer
from CP47 and CP43 to PSII-RC
101
4.5
Concluding Remarks and Perspectives
101
5
Current Models and Mechanism of Water Splitting
107
Robert M. McCarrwk and R. David
Britt
5.1
Introduction
107
5.1.1 Photosystem
II
107
5.2.1
The Oxygen-Evolving Complex
108
5.2
The Structure of the OEC
109
5.2.1
Early
Spectroscopie
Results from
Chloroplast
Membranes
109
5.2.2
Spectroscopie
Studies of Isolated PSII 111
5.2.3
The Dimer of Dimers Structure
112
5.2.4
The Monomer
Trimer
or "Dangler" Structure
114
5.2.5
Х
-Ray Diffraction and
XAS
of PSII Crystals
115
5.2.6
Quantum Mechanical Structural Models
117
5.3
Mechanisms of Water Oxidation
128
5.3.1
Energetic Considerations
118
5.3.2
S
State Advancement
119
5.3.3
Water Binding and Proton Release
121
5.3.4
Hydrogen Atom Abstraction Model (Babcock Model)
123
5.3.5
Brudvig/Pecoraro Mechanisms for Water Oxidation
125
5.3.6 Messinger
Mechanism
127
5.3.7
Agreement between Proposed Mechanisms and
Spectroscopie
Data
129
6
Supercomplexes
of
Photosystems
I and II with External Antenna
Complexes in Cyanobacteria and Plants
137
Jan P.
Dekker
and Egbert J. Boekema
6.1
Introduction
137
6.2
Supercomplexes
with Proteins from the LHC
Superfamily
138
6.2.1
PSII-LHC-II
Supercomplexes
139
6.2.2
PSI-LHC-I
Supercomplexes
142
6.2.3
PSI-LHC-I-LHC-II
Supercomplexes
145
6.3
Supercomplexes
with Proteins from the Core Complex Family
147
6.3.1
PSI-IsiA and PSI-Pcb
Supercomplexes
348
6.3.2
PSII-Pcb
Supercomplexes
150
7
Cytochrome b6f Complex, Colon Structure, Spectroscopy, and
Function of
Heme
cn and
и
-Side
Electron and Proton Transfer
Reactions
155
William A. Cramer,
Danas Baniulis,
Eiki Yamashita, Huamin Zhang,
Anna I. Zatsman, and Mike P. Hendrich
7.1
Structure of the Cytochrome b6
ƒ
Complex; Comparison with the
Cytochrome bct Complex
155
XII
Contents
7.1.1
Principle Features of the Structure
155
7.1.2
Difference in Prosthetic Group Content of bcx and bef
Complexes
157
7.1.3
Symmetry and Asymmetry
158
7.1.4
Questions about Structure-Function at the Outset
259
7.1.5
Evolution: cyt befvs
bą
160
7.2
Electron and Proton Transfer Pathways
161
7.2.1
The Q-Cycle and Modifications
161
7.2.2
Question of Obligatory Application of the Q-Cycle Model to the bef
Complex
162
7.2.3
Production of
Superoxide
and Other
ROS
263
7.3
Stromal
η
-Side
Electron Transfer: Properties and Function of
Heme cn
164
7.3.1
Application of Novel EPR Analysis
264
7.3.2
EPR Spectra of ^/Complex
164
7.3.3
Low-Field Spectra
264
7.3.4
Novel Properties of
Heme
cn
167
7.3.5
Plastoquinone as a Ligand of
Heme
cn 26S
7.3.6
Functions and Unwanted Functions of
Heme
cn
269
7.4
Stromal n-Side Proton Uptake Pathway
269
8
Plastocyanin and Cytochrome c6: the Soluble Electron Carriers between
the Cytochrome b^f Complex and Photosystem I
282
Antonio
Díaz-Quintana,
Manuei
Hervás, José A. Navarro,
and
Miguel
A. De la Rosa
8.1
Introduction
181
8.2
An Evolutionary Proposal
282
8.3
General Features of
Pc
and Cyt c6 Structures
284
8.4
Reaction Mechanisms
287
8.4.1
Kinetic Models
287
8.4.2
Nature of the Interaction Forces
188
8.5
Evolution of
Pc
and Cyt c6
292
8.5.1
Evolution of the Reaction Mechanisms
191
8.5.2
Increase in Specificity and Efficiency
292
8.5.3
Role of the Soluble Proteins in Driving the Interactions
292
8.6
Structural Analysis of the Transient Complexes
292
8.7
Concluding Remarks
296
9
The Structure of the H+-ATP Synthase from
Chloroplaste
202
Bettina
Böttcher
and Peter
Gräber
9.1
Introduction
202
9.2 The
Structure
of
CF,
204
9.3
The Structure of CFo
206
9.4
The Structure of CF0Fi
208
9.5
Structure and Function of CF0F,
209
Contents
XIII
10
Structure
of the Light-Harvesting Complex II
217
Zhenfeng Liu and Wenrui Chang
10.1
Introduction
217
10.2
Crystal Packing: A Novel Type of Membrane Protein Crystal
218
10.3
LHC-II
Trimer
and Monomer
220
10.3.1
LHC-II
Trimer
220
10.3.2
LHC-II Monomer
223
10.4
Chlorophylls: Identity, Binding and Interactions
225
10.4.1
Identification of Chlorophylls
225
10.4.2
Chlorophyll Binding Sites
225
10.4.3
Interactions between Chlorophylls
227
10.5
Carotenoids
229
10.6
Mechanism of Excitation Energy Transfer and the Role of LHC-II in
Non-photochemical Quenching
231
10.6.1
Mechanism of Excitation Energy Transfer
231
10.6.2
The Role of LHC-II in Non-photochemical
Quenching
234
10.7
Summary
238
11
Structure of the Phycobilisome Antennae in Cyanobacteria and Red
Algae
243
Noam
Adir
11.1
Introduction
243
11.1.1
Photosynthetic Antennas
243
11.1.2
Photosynthetic Organisms that Utilize the Phycobilisome
244
11.2
Basic Structural Characteristics of the Phycobilisome Component
Proteins
244
11.2.1
Isolation of Phycobilisomes and Phycobiliproteins
247
11.2.2
Crystallization of Phycobilisomes
248
11.2.3
Х
-Ray Structures of
PB
Ps
248
11.2.3.1
Allophycocyanin
249
11.2.3.2
Phycocyanin
251
11.2.3.3
Phycoerythrocyanin
253
11.2.3.4
Phycoerythrin
254
11.2.3.5
Crytophyte Phycoerythrin
255
11.2.3.6
Linker Proteins
255
11.2.4
Phycobiliprotein Post-translational Modifications
257
11.2.4.1
Bilin Lyases
257
11.2.4.2
Methylation of
ßAsn72 258
11.2.4.3
Phosphorylation and Glycosylation of Linker Proteins
258
11.3
Self Assembly and Disassembly of the Phycobilisome
259
11.3.1
Phycobilisome Assembly
259
11.3.2
Phycobilisome Disassembly
262
11.4
Phycobilisome Function
263
11.4.1
Phycobilisome Binding to PSII and
PSI
263
XIV Contents
11.4.2
Energy
Transfer within the Phycobilisome
11.5
Final Remarks
266
265
12
12.1
12.2
12.3
12.4
12.5
12.6
12.7
12.8
12.9
13
13.1
13.2
13.3
13.3.1
13.3.2
13.3.3
13.3.4
13.3.5
13.3.6
13.4
13.4.1
13.4.2
13.4.3
13.4.4
13.4.5
13.5
13.5.1
13.5.2
13.5.3
13.5.4
13.5.5
13.5.6
13.5.7
13.5.8
13.6
13.7
Reaction Centers from Purple Bacteria
275
James P. Allen cmdJoAnn C. Williams
Introduction
275
The Overall Structure
276
Bacteriochlorophyll Dimer
278
Bacteriochlorophyll and Bacteriopheophytin Monomers
Primary Quinone, Secondary Quinone, and Non-heme
Iron
282
Carotenoid
283
Electron Transfer
283
Evolution from Anoxygenic to Oxygenic Photosynthesis
Biotechnological Applications
286
281
285
Anoxygenic
Туре
-l
Photosystems
and Evolution of Photosynthetic
Reaction Centers
295
Martin F. Hohmann-Mamott and Robert E. Blankenship
Introduction
295
The Photosynthetic Way of Life
296
The
Photosystem
of Heliobacteria
299
Reaction Center Core
300
External
Subunit
301
Pigments
301
Electron Donor
302
Charge Separation
302
Charge Stabilization
302
The
Photosystem
of Green Sulfur Bacteria
302
Photosystem
Center Core
303
External Subunits
303
Pigments
304
Charge Separation
304
Charge Stabilization
304
Photosystem
I of Cyanobacteria and Plastids
305
Reaction Center Core
305
External Subunits
306
Light-Harvesting Systems
307
Interfacing with the Light-Harvesting System
308
Pigments
309
Electron Donors
310
Electron Acceptors
310
Charge Stabilization
311
The Ur-Reaction Center
312
Conclusions
317
Contents
XV
14 The
Structure
of
Purple
Bacterial Antenna
Complexes
325
Richard
J.
Cogdell, Alastair
T.
Cardiner,
Mads Cabrielsen, June Southall,
Aleksander W.
Roszak,
Neil W.
Isaacs, Ritsuko
Fujii,
and Hideki Hashimoto
14.1
Introduction
325
14.2
Knowledge of the Structural Arrangements before the Determination
of the Crystal Structure
326
14.3
The
Х
-Ray Crystal Structure of the LH2 Complex from Rps. acidophila
strain
10050 327
14.4
The Structure of RC-LH1 Core Complexes
332
14.5
Energy Transfer
335
15
Ferredoxin and Flavodoxin Mediated Electron Transfer in
Photosystem
I
341
Raimund Fromme
15.1
Introduction
341
15.2
The Structure of Ferredoxin in Plants, Red Algae and
Cyanobacteria
342
15.3
Ferredoxin in Different Organisms
342
15.4
Electron Transfer between Ferredoxin and Ferredoxin NADP+
Reducíase
344
15.5
Flavodoxin
345
15.6
Docking to
Photosystem
I
345
15.6.1
Subunit PsaC
346
15.6.2
Subunit PsaD
346
15.6.3
Subunit PsaE
347
Index
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