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Similarity of a chromatic adaptation sensor to phytochrome and ethylene receptors.

Science (New York, N.Y.) - 6 Sept 1996

Kehoe D M, Grossman A R

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Complementary chromatic adaptation in cyanobacteria acts through photoreceptors to control the biosynthesis of light-harvesting complexes. The mutant FdBk, which appears black, cannot chromatically adapt and may contain a lesion in the apparatus that senses light quality. The complementing gene identified here, rcaE, encodes a deduced protein in which the amino-terminal region resembles the chromophore attachment...

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PMID: 8703080
DOI: 10.1126/science.273.5280.1409

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