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High yield of M-side electron transfer in mutants of Rhodobacter capsulatus reaction centers lacking the L-side bacteriopheophytin.

Biochemistry - 28 Mar 2006

Chuang Jessica I, Boxer Steven G, Holten Dewey, Kirmaier Christine

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We present studies on a series of photosynthetic reaction center (RC) mutants created in the background of the Rhodobacter capsulatus D(LL) mutant, in which the D helix of the M subunit has been substituted with that from the L subunit. Previous work on the D(LL) mutant in chromatophore preparations showed that RCs assembled without the bacteriopheophytin H(L) electron acceptor and performed no charge separation...

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PMID: 16548512
DOI: 10.1021/bi0601048

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