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Electron transfer between spinach plastocyanin mutants and photosystem 1.

European journal of biochemistry - 1 May 1997

Sigfridsson K, Young S, Hansson O

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Two distinct regions of plastocyanin, one hydrophobic and one acidic, are generally thought to be involved in the electron-transfer reactions with its physiological partners, cytochrome f and photosystem 1. To probe the importance of the hydrophobic patch in the reaction with photosystem 1, seven mutant plastocyanin proteins have been constructed with the following mutations: Gly7Ala, Gly8Asp, Ser11Asp, Ser11Gly,...

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PMID: 9183022
DOI: 10.1111/j.1432-1033.1997.00805.x

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