PHOTOSYNTHESIS:

FUNDAMENTAL ASPECTS TO GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES

Proceedings of the 13th International Congress of Photosynthesis

Volume 1

Edited byArt van der Est and Doug Bruce

TIB/UB Hannover 89

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 1

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INTRODUCTION

International congresses on photosynthesis

Govindjee 1

PROTON COUPLED ELECTRON TRANSPORT AND ATPase

Analysis of the redox regulation of the chloroplast ATP synthase

Hanayo Ueoka-Nakanishi et al 3

Proton transfer in the bacterial photosynthetic reaction center - the inner path to Qb in reaction centers

from Rhodobacter sphaeroides

Colin A. Wraight and Eiji Takahashi 5

A novel behavior of the s subunit of chloroplast ATP synthaseKaori Kohzuma et al 8

a- and (3-cyclodextrins, two new uncouplers of electron transport and ATP synthesis in the thylakoid membrane

Mario Fragata and Subhan Dudekula 10

Effect of deletions from the N-terminus on the functions of the y subunit of the chloroplast ATP synthase

Zhang-Lin Ni and Jia-Mian Wei 12

Chloroplast Fi-ATPase: molecular mechanism of the phytotoxin tentoxin

Nicole Kortgen et al 14

Origin of thermoluminescence bands in unfrozen Chlamydomonas reinhardtii cells

Jean-Marc Ducruet et al 16

Changes in cyclic electron transport pathway of Synechocystis 6803 under various growth conditions

Junko Ooyabu et al 18

Involvement of NADH and peripheral NADH dehydrogenase in the cyclic electron flow in higher plants

Tomoki Nishino et al 20

A novel oxidoreductase in the 'FQR' pathway of photosystem I cyclic electron transport

Nataliya Yeremenko et al 22

TYPE I REACTION CENTRES

Control of function by protein-cofactor interaction in the electron transfer chain of photosystem I

Dietmar Stehlik et al 25

Alteration of phenylalanine PsaB F669 slows electron transfer in the PsaA branch of PS I

Art van der Est et al 27

Probing the active electron transfer branch in the photosystem I reaction center from Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803

Naranbaatar Dashdorj et al 30

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Antenna ring around trimeric photosystem I in chlorophyll ^-containing cyanobacteriumProchlorothrix hollandica

Ladislav Bumba et al 32

High field EPR/ENDOR investigation of chlorophyll anions

Alexander Angerhofer et al 34

Secondary electron transfer in photosystem I: what transient absorption can tell

Martin Byrdin et al 36

Characterization of photosystem I complexes purified from a diatom, Chaetoceros gracilis

Yohei Ikeda et al 38

Red absorption changes accompanying electron transfer from A, to the iron-sulfur clustersin photosystem 1

Krzysztof Dobek and Klaus Brettel 40

Functional characterization of the evolutionarily divergent fern plastocyanin

Jose A. Navarro et al 42

Photochemically induced dynamic nuclear polarisation observed by 13C magic-angle spinning NMR in

photosystem I of plants

Esha Roy et al 44

Delicate distinction between absorption spectra of 'normal' and 'prime' bacteriochlorophylls

Kuniyuki Takahashi et al 46

A revised model for electron transfer in photosystem I: equilibrium between Fx and both phylloquinones

Stefano Santabarbara et al 48

Spectroscopic studies of two different reaction center preparations from Heliobacterium modesticaldum

Hirozo Oh-oka et al 50

A new model for the energy transfer and early electron transfer processes in photosystem I

A. R. Holzwarth et al 52

Carotenoids are not required for the assembly or functioning of eukaryotic photosystem I

Kulsam AH et al 54

The photosynthetic reaction center of Heliobacterium modesticaldum

Mark Heinnickel et al 57

A) reduction in intact cyanobacterial photosystem I studied using time-resolved step-scan fourier transform infra-red

difference spectroscopy in combination with site directed mutagenesis and quinone exchange experiments

Velautham Sivakumar et al 59

Spectral properties of the PS I reaction center from T, elongatus: structure-based modelling of optical spectra

Eberhard Schlodder et al 61

A comparative study of the arrangement of iron-sulfur clusters in type I reaction centers from cyanobacteria and green

sulfur bacteria

K. V. Lakshmi et al 64

SufR is a [4Fe-4S] protein that functions as a negative transcriptional regulator of the suf Regulon in cyanobacteriaRamakrishnan Balasubramanian et al 66

Directionality of electron transfer in photosystem I of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii probed by electron paramagnetic resonance

Michael D, McConnell et al 68

Computed infrared spectra of protonated and metal-bound 4-methylimidazole

Ruili Wang and Gary Hastings 70

Exploring the rate of forward electron transfer in PSI with a series of anthraquinones in the Ai binding site

Sarah Brown et al 72

Structural analysis of PSI-LHCI supercomplexes of PQ oxidized and reduced forms from Chlamydomonas reinhardtii

Subramanyam Rajagopal et al 74

Photosynthesis: Fundamental Aspects to Global Perspectives, A. van der Est and D. Bruce Eds

The unique properties of photosystem I of a cyanobacterium Gloeobacter violaceus PCC 7421Hidetoshi Inoue et al

76

Evidence for bi-directional electron transfer in Chlamydomonas PSI: analysis of mutants of the axial ligands to Chi AoV. M. Ramesh et al

79

Purification of two ferredoxins and cloning of these genes from the photosynthetic bacterium Heliobacillus mobilisAtsushi Hatano et al 83

Measurement of electron transfer via both phylloquinones in the photosystem I reaction centre of Chlamydomonas reinhardtiiPeter Heathcote et al

85

Low temperature electron transfer in A0 binding site point mutants studied using transient EPR and CW EPR

Ingelog Wyndhamn et al 88

All-atom model of plant photosystem I

Craig Jolley et al 90

Energy gap between P700 + -Aq and P700* in photosystem I determined by delayed fluorescence at 270-77 KYutaka Shibata et al 92

Energy transfer and charge separation dynamics in chlorophyll rf-based photosystem I from Acaryochloris marina

Shigeichi Kumazaki et al 94

Charge and protein dynamics in the reaction center of purple bacteria studied by ultrafast midinfraRed spectroscopyNatalia Pawlowicz-Wereszczynska et al 97

PSCD is essential for the efficient energy transfer from chlorosomes to the reaction center complex in Chlorobium tepidumYusuke Tsukatani et al 99

Mutational analysis of the two phylloquinones in photosystem I

Feifei Gu et al 101

Met to Asn Mutations of the axial ligand to the Aq chlorophyll in the PsaA and PsaB subunits of photosystem I in

Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803

Rachel Cohen et al 103

Photosynthetic electron transport supported by methyl viologen in the obligate shade plants Panax ginsengand Panax quinquefolius

Matthew Woods et al 105

Comparative analysis of quinone hydrogen binding schemes in type I versus type II reaction centers

Yulia N. Pushkar et al 107

BACTERIOCHLOROPHYLL BASED ANTENNA SYSTEMS

Structure analysis and excitation transfer dynamics in B808-866 light-harvesting complexes of the green bacterium

Chloroflexus aurantiacus

Yueyong Xin et al Ill

Self-assembly of hydrophobic fusion proteins with a photosynthetic pigmentMiku Sugimoto et al 113

Self-assembly of light-harvesting core complexes (LH1-RC) of Rps. palustris on an amino terminated ITO electrode

Yukari Nakamura et al 115

Locations and interactions of chlorosome proteins on the chlorosome envelope in Chlorobium tepidum: insights from

cross-linking experiments

Hui Li et al 116

Natural reverse mutations of the inactivated bchXJ gene in Chlorobium nbrioforme NCIB 8327

Jiro Harada et al 119

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Self-organization of BChl c in chlorosomes studied by MAS NMR of aggregated Cd-chlorins

Ido de Boer et al 121

Fluorescence spectral fluctuations of single LH2 complexes from Rhodopseudomonas acidophila strain 10050Danielis Rutkauskas et al 123

Microscopic investigation of single chlorosomes from green photosynthetic bacteria at cryogenic temperatureYoshitaka Saga et al 125

Self-aggregation of synthetic zinc 17,18-ew-bacteriochlorophyll-rf derivativeHitoshi Tamiaki et al 127

Self-aggregation of zinc oxo-bacteriochlorins as models of chlorosomal chlorophyllsMichio Kunieda and Hitoshi Tamiaki 128

Self-aggregate of zinc chlorin surrounded with phospholipid assembly for a structural model of chlorosomeTomohiro Miyatake et al 130

Self-assembly and characterization of photosynthetic light-harvesting complex containing carotenoidEmi Nishimura et al 133

Effect of temperature on photo-CIDNP in a bacterial reaction centre

Eugenio Daviso et al 134

Polyene excited states: implications for carotenoid functions

Harry A. Frank et al 136

H-Bonding drives assembly of model bacteriochlorophyll protein in the native membraneAdela Garcia-Martin et al 138

CHLOROPHYLL AND BILIN BASED ANTENNA SYSTEMS

Using ultrafast pump-dump-probe spectroscopy to resolve the excited-state equilibrium of peridininEmrnanouil Papagiannakis et al 141

Aggregation of LHCII leads to the creation of fluorescence quenchers

Bart F. van Oort et al 142

When a lumenal protein interferes with stromal side affairs: Synechocystis PCC 6803 mutants lacking psbUJohn Veerman et al 144

Isolation and structural analysis of photosynthetic antenna complexes in the cyanobacterium Fischerella muscicola PCC 73103James Duncan and James Barber 146

State-transitions and the identification of a PSII-Pcb antenna complex in Prochlorothrix hollandicaSamuel Benson et al

149

Lhca5 - a novel light-harvesting protein: biochemical and spectroscopic characterization of the reconstituted LHCStefanie Storf et al 151

LHCII chiral macroaggregates in intact leaves and isolated chloroplasts. The CPL studies

Eugene E. Gussakovsky and Yosepha Shahak 153

Energy transfer between PSII peripheral antenna and PSI: a comparative study of native and unstacked membranesfrom spinach

CD de Wit et al154

Zn-Chl a is accumulated functionally in Chlorella heterotrophically grown in the dark with an excessive amount of Zn2+Isamu Ikegami et al 157

ODMR of carotenoid triplet states associated with the long wavelength emitting chlorophyll forms of photosystem I,detected in thylakoid membranes

Donatella Carbonera and Stefano Santabarbara 158

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Investigation of PSI-associated light-harvesting proteins in a chromophyte algaFiona Bentley et al 161

Energy transfer in reconstituted light-harvesting complex II of plantsMiguel A. Palacios et al

163

Comformational changes of Lhcb2 apoprotein and the pigments during reconstitution in vitroTing-Yun Kuang et al 165

Excited-state relaxation of (3-carotene in organic solvent studied by femtosecond mid-infrared pump-probe spectroscopyCosimo Bonetti et al

167

Chlorophyll d is not of red algal origin but from an epiphytic cyanobacteriumAkio Murakami et al

170

Excitation energy transfer in Lhca4

Krzysztof Gibasiewicz et al 172

Excitation energy transfer from phycobiliprotein to chlorophyll din intact cells of Acaryochloris marinastudied by time- and wavelength-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy

Hann-Jorg Eckert et al 174

Excitation kinetics in PSI-LHCI complexes from A. thaliana and C. reinhardtiiJanne A. Ihalainen et al 176

Excited state dynamics in the PSI-LHCI supercomplex from Chlamydomonas reinhardtii: excitation

wavelength dependence study

Alexander N. Melkozemov et al 178

Molecular modeling and simulation of photosystem II core complex in their natural lipid-water environment

Sergej Vassiliev and Doug Bruce 180

Giant antenna-PSII super-complex from Acaryochloris marina with binding chlorophyll d

Min Chen et al 182

LHCII proteolysis during dark-induced leaf senescence in Arabidopsis stay-green mutant, orelO

Min-Hyuk Oh et al 185

The role of chlorophyll b in the photoprotection of photosystem I and II using chlorophyll b less mutantsEun Sang Yoo et al 187

TYPE II REACTION CENTRES: ACCEPTOR SIDE

System analysis of chlorophyll fluorescence kinetics in chloroplasts: sub-maximal yield in single turnover excitations andelectrical interactions

Wim Vredenberg et al 190

Semiquinone (Qg) interactions and protein structural changes in photosynthetic reaction center mutants at Asp-L213and Glu-L212 sites

Eliane Nabedryk et al 192

Protein/lipid interaction in bacterial photosynthetic reaction center: the role of phosphatidylcholine and

phosphatidylglycerol in charge stabilization

Massimo Trotta et al 194

Measuring quinone binding kinetics at the QA site in bacterial reaction centers

Jennifer Madeo and M. R. Gunner 196

The specific rate of QA reduction and photosystem II heterogeneity

Szilvia Z. Toth and Reto J. Strasser 198

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EPR characterization of the triplet state in photosystem II reaction centers with singly reduced QA

W. Onno Feikema et al 200

Exploring the structure of the reaction center from the aerobic photosynthetic bacterium Roseobacter denitrificans with fourier

transform infrared spectroscopy

Simon Kohler et al 202

Electron transfer in bacterial reaction centers in the 0°C to -65 °C temperature range

Nicolas Ginet et al 204

Qb* formed by B-branch electron transfer in reaction centers from Rhodobacter sphaeroides

M. L. Paddock et al 207

Investigation of B-branch electron transfer by femtosecond time resolved spectroscopy in a Rhodobacter sphaeroides

mutant reaction centre

Dmitrij Frolov et al 209

Origin of kinetic components of millisecond delayed chlorophyll fluorescence

Vassilij Goltsev et al 211

Kinetics of proton uptake during photocycle of reaction center of photosynthetic bacteria

Francesco Milano et al 213

Reconstitution of Qb function with non-native quinone in bacterial reaction centers with low potential QAs

Xinyu Zhang et al 215

A long living charge separated state in photosynthetic reaction centers in negatively charged proteoliposomesLivia Giotta et al 217

Interaction of Cu2+ with the quinone-iron complex and cytochrome b559 in photosystem II

Kvetoslava Burda et al 219

Proton uptake and protein relaxation in the reaction center of Rhodobacter sphaeroides

Maria A. Kozlova et al 222

Dynamics ofelectron transfer in bacterial reaction centres

Mariangela Di Donato and Andrea Peluso 224

TYPE II REACTION CENTRES: STRUCTURE

The structure of photosystem II and its oxygen evolving centre

James Barber 227

Crystal structure of cyanobacterial photosystem II at 3.2 A resolutionJan Kern et al 230

Mn4Ca cluster of the water-oxidation enzyme studied by polarized X-ray spectroscopy of PS II single crystalsJunko Yano et al 234

15N photo-CIDNP MAS NMR on reaction centers of Rhodobacter sphaeroidesShipra Prakash et al 236

Reconstitution and replacement of bacteriochlorophyll a molecules in photosynthetic reaction centerMasayuki Kobayashi et al 238

Structure-based analysis on the PsbP protein of photosystem II from higher plantsKentaro Ifuku et al

240

The effect of outer antenna complexes on the photochemical trapping rate in barley thylakoid photosystem IIEnrico Engelmann et al 242

Identification of lysine residues on PsbP possibly involved in electrostatic interaction with PsbO in spinach PSIIAkihiko Tohri et al

244

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EPR-spectroscopy of spin-labeled PsbO from Thermosynechococcus elongatusMarc Nowaczyk et al 246

Characterization of the thermodynamic properties of the natively unfolded manganese stabilizing protein of photosystem IIAaron Wyman and Charles Yocum 248

Cloning, overexpression and purification of the polypeptides subunits of the cytochrome bs$9 from plantsRafael Picorel et al

251

Structural comparisons between eukaryotic and prokaryotic PSII complexesJon Nield and James Barber 253

Super-complex organization of photosystem II in the different domains of the thylakoid membraneFikret Mamedov et al 255

Chelex-treatment to obtain highly active PSII membrane particles with minimal Ca2+ content for X-ray absorptionspectroscopy at the Ca K-edge

Claudia Miiller et al 257

Biochemical and functional analysis of photosystem II crystals from Thermosynechococcus elongatus diffracting to 3.2 AAthina Zouni et al 259

Binding and functional properties of the extrinsic PsbO, PsbP and PsbQ proteins in Euglena PSII

Isao Enami et al 261

Identification of domains on the red algal PsbO involved in electrostatic interaction with PSIIKenzo Yuhi et al 263

Structural studies on the Chlamydomonas reinhardtii PSII mutant FUD39

Pedro Heredia et al 265

Functional analysis ofpsbX deletion mutant in Synechocystis sp. PCC6803

Hiroyuki Koike et al 267

Characterization of thylakoid membranes and PSII extracts isolated from different plant speciesCarmen Schulten et al 269

Structural description of compensatory mutations that restore proton transfer pathways to the L212Ala-L213Ala mutantbacterial reaction center

P. Raj Pokkuluri et al 272

Oligomeric state of photosystem 2 studied by radiation target analysis

Tomas Kucera and Miroslava Herbstova 274

Structural features associated with CP47, Dl and the extrinsic proteins that stabilize oxygen evolution

Julian J. Eaton-Rye et al 276

Computational structural model of the oxygen evolving complex in photosystem II: complete ligation by protein,

water and chloride

James P. McEvoy et al 278

Targeting of Pcb light harvesting proteins to PSII and PSI in Prochlorococcus marinus

James Barber et al 280

The electronic structure of the Mn4Ca cluster

Pieter Glatzel et al 282

TYPE II REACTION CENTRES: EXCITED STATE DYNAMICS AND DONOR SIDE

The reaction center associated triheme cytochrome of Rhodovulum sulfidophilum, structural analysis and evolutionary aspects

Jean Alric et al 285

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Magnetic field effect on singlet oxygen production in bacterial reaction centers

Yan Liu et al 287

Electron transfer in the reaction center of the Rb. sphaeroides R-26 studied by transient absorption

March Ziolek et al 289

Reaction center complex isolation from a Zn-bacteriochlorophyll-containing photosynthetic purple bacteria

Acidiphilium rubrum: study of femtosecond and picosecond time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopyTetsuo Tomii et al 291

Substrates of photosynthetic water oxidation

Warwick Hillier et al 293

The reaction center of PSII in oxygen-evolving preparations

Elmars Krausz et al 296

Bicarbonate stabilizes photosystem II electron transport in intact filaments of Spirulina maxima

Javier G. Fernandez-Velasco et al 298

Build-up kinetics of light induced nuclear polarization observed in reaction centers of Rhodobacter sphaeroides

Shipra Prakash et al 301

The lowest-energy excited-state of P680 in oxygen-evolving photosystem II extends to 700 nm

Joseph L. Hughes et al 303

Role of the cytochrome c550 in the cyanobacterium Termosynechoccocus elongatus: study of redox mutants

D. Kirilovsky et al 305

Electronic structure of P680 investigated by photo-CIDNP MAS NMR

Anna Diller et al 307

Temperature dependence of fluorescence induction in photosystem II core complexes from Thermosynechococcus elongatusFrank Miih et al 309

Turnover studies using visible and far red light on PSII core samples from higher plantsPaul J. Smith et al 311

Carotenoid photooxidation and charge recombination in photosystem II

Cara A. Tracewell and Gary W. Brudvig 313

Functional analysis of the PsbP-like protein (S111418) in Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803

Yasuo Ishikawa et al 316

Theory of optical spectra of photosystem II reaction centers: from structure to function

Grzegorz Raszewski et al 318

Absence of thtpsbH mdpsbTc gene product destabilizes photosystem II complex in Thermosynechococcus elongatus BP-1Masako Iwai et al 321

Membrane-bound cytochrome c (100 kDa) working as an electron donor to the reaction center in the purple bacterium,Rhodovulum sulfidophilum

Yasuaki Kimura et al 323

Changes in midpoint potentials of hemes by SD-mutagenesis in RC-bound tetraheme cytochrome of Blastochloris viridis

Kenji V. P, Nagashima et al 325

Predictions of the inelastic electron tunneling mechanism from bacteriopheophytin to the primary quinone in modified bacterial

photosynthetic reaction centers

Hirotaka Nishioka et al 327

Primary charge separation in the reaction center is unique in photosystem II, unistep from accessory chlorophylls bysuperexchange virtual mediation of P680

K. Mukai et al 329

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How CP47 core antenna affects energy transfer and charge separation dynamic in photosystem IIElena G. Andrizhiyevskaya et al 332

A combined Dl (PsbA) and CP47 (PsbB) mutagenesis system in Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803

Regan T. Winter et al 334

Removal of the PsbQ-like protein (S111638) in nutrient-limiting conditions and in strains lacking PsbO, PsbU, or PsbVTina C. Summerfield and Julian J. Eaton-Rye 336

MECHANISMS OF WATER OXIDATION

The mechanism of photosynthetic water oxidation in the light of new structural informationJames P. McEvoy and Gary W. Brudvig 339

Photosynthetic water oxidation driven backward

Jurgen Clausen and Wolfgang Junge 344

Discussion of the structural and oxidation state changes of the Mn4Ca complex of photosystem II on basis of recent

X-ray absorption results

Holger Dau et al 347

Origin of the ^ =2 broad EPR signal in the Ca2+-depleted PS II in the S, state

Hiroyuki Mino and Shigeru Itoh 350

Functional and structural properties of the oxygen-evolving complex in Dl C-terminal mutants

Naoki Mizusawa et al 352

Nature of CI- site in the oxygen-evolving complex studied by FTIR spectroscopy

Koji Hasegawa et al 354

Re-examination of photosystem II Mn cluster assembly under flash illumination reveals that the 'dark rearrangement'consists of two phases

Hong Jin Hwang and Robert L. Burnap 357

Effect of temperature on the miss-factor in the S-cycle determined by EPR

Susan Fatemeh Morvaridi et al 359

Interaction of higher S-states of the OEC with reductants. Is the S3 state a radical containing state?

Nikolaos Ioannidis and Vassili Petrouleas 361

Modeling the Mn4Ca cluster of the water-oxidizing complex of PS II

Kenneth Sauer et al 363

Hydroxylamine is a substrate analogue of water in PSII

Thomas Kuntzleman and Charles Yocum 365

Low concentrations of K+ at room temperature deplete Ca2+ from PSII without removal of the extrinsic polypeptides

Robert McCarrick et al 3617

Detection of 180-water sensitive and S-state dependent low-frequency vibrational modes in photosynthetic

oxygen evolving complex

Yukihiro Kimura et al 369

Release of calcium from photosystem II by monovalent metal ions

Zachary Nagel and Charles Yocum 372

2D-HYSC0RE spectroscopic evaluation of spin density distributions of redox-active tyrosine radicals in photosystem II

Shigeaki Nakazawa et al 374

Structural and functional implications of the Dl C-terminal a-carboxylate in photosynthetic oxygen evolution

as studied by FTIR

Naoki Mizusawa et al 376

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The role of the chloride anion in the oxygen evolving complex

Hans J. van Gorkom and Charles F. Yocum 378

Q-band pulse EPR and 55Mn-END0R studies of the S0-state of the oxygen evolving complex in photosystem II

Leonid Kulik et al 380

The effect of D1-H332 on the energetics of charge stabilization in photosystem II studied by thermoluminescence and

chlorophyll fluorescence in site-directed mutants of Synechocystis 6803

Yagut Allahverdiyeva et al 382

Effects of methanol and ethylene glycol on ammonia-induced spectral changes of S2QA/S!QA FTIR difference spectra of

photosystem II

Cheng-Hao Fang and Hsiu-An Chu 384

The spectral resolution of the "Split Si" and "Split S0" EPR-signals from photosystem II induced by illumination at 5K

Kajsa G.V. Sigfridsson et al 386

Functional analysis of the four PsbP members encoded by a multigene family in Nicotiana tabacum

Seiko Ishihara et al 388

Mechanistic considerations on oxidative water cleavage in oxygenic photosynthesis

G. Renger 390

Characterization of ser-substitution mutants in the Dj protein Arg 64, 323 and 334 in cyanobacterium

Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803

Yashar Feyziyev et al 392

Functional difference between two extrinsic 33-kDa proteins, PsbOl and Psb02, in Arabidopsis thaliana

Reiko Murakami et al 394

Reconstitution of the water-oxidizing complex in manganese-depleted photosystem II preparations using mononuclear

manganese complexes

Shuqin Li et al 396

EPR studies of the S0 and S2 state multiline signals of the oxygen evolving centre in photosystem II

K. Ahrling et al 399

Low temperature electron transfer in photosystem II: a tyrosine radical and semiquinone charge pairChunxi Zhang et al 401

Flash-number dependent oscillation of split EPR signals from OEC in PSII induced by illumination at 5 KJi-Hu Su et al 404

High frequency EPR of the Mn-cluster in single crystals of cyanobacterial photosystem II

A. Kawamori et al 406

Oxidation potentials and electron donation of photosystem II of manganese complexes containing bicarbonate and

carboxylate ligandsYuri N, Kozlov et al 408

Mechanism of the photosynthetic water oxidation reaction catalyzed by a noble Mn4CaCl-bicarbonate clusterMasami Kusunoki 410

Targeted screening for psbO mutations in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii

Haijun Liu et al 412

CYTOCHROME B-C COMPLEXES

Structure of the cytochrome bjcomplex: new prosthetic groups, cyclic electron transfer, and trans-membrane quinone transferHuamin Zhang et al 415

The new heme of the cytochrome b6f complex: an old acquaintance?Fabrice Rappaport et al 418

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Periplasmic oxidative folding and cytochrome c maturation: a mechanistic view of stereo-selective heme attachmentCarsten Sanders et al

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Kinetic steering of quinol oxidation by 'proton stripping' at the cytochrome bc\ complex Q0 siteDavid M. Kramer et al

424

Short-circuit proofing Mitchell's Q-cycle

Christopher C. Moser et al 427

Sequential two-electron oxidation of ubiquinol by the cytochrome be] complexIsaac Forquer et al 430

Evidence for long range triplet state energy transfer from chlorophyll a to P-carotene in the cytochrome bhf complex of

oxygenic photosynthesis

Hanyoup Kim et al 432

Mutational analysis of the cytochrome 6/Rieske iron-sulfur protein and quinone-reductase (QJ siteYexin Ouyang et al 434

Cytochrome be in redox regulation of photosynthesis and chloroplast gene expression

Jorgen Strom et al 436

Molecular basis of the major difference between the X-ray structure of cytochrome b6fcomplex from M. laminosus andC. reinhardtii: the binding site of tridecyl-stigmatellin

Jiusheng Yan and William A. Cramer 438

Brownian dynamics studies of the interaction of cyanobacterial plastocyanins with cytochrome/E. L. Gross 441

A special isoform of the Rieske-FeS protein is involved in heterocyst function ofthe cyanobacteriumAnabaena sp. PCC 7120

Matthias Arnold et al 443

The conformation of cyt/from C. raudensis influences its apparent molecular mass and assembly into the cytbg/fcomplexLoreta Gudynaite-Savitch et al 446

Spectral analysis on the structure and function ofthe carotenoid in the cytochrome ^/complex from marine green alga

Bryopsis corticulans

Liang-Bi Li et al 448

Unusual optical properties of the monomeric chlorophyll a in the cytochrome b6fcomplex of oxygenic photosynthesisNaranbaatar Dashdorj et al 451

In vivo superoxide production by the cytochrome bc\ complex in yeastAtsuko Kanazawa et al 453

Low-temperature absorbtion and magnetic circular dichroism of the four haems of the cytochrome b6fcomplexSindra Peterson Arskold et al 455

Addition of the Qj site inhibitor antimycin changes the environment of the 2Fe2S cluster at the Q0 site of the cyt bc\

Jason W. Cooley and Fevzi Daldal 457

Proton transfer at the quinone oxidizing site of the cytochrome bct complex of Rhodobacter capsulatus

Sergey S. Klishin and Armen Y. Mulkidjanian 460

PHOTO-OXIDATIVE STRESS, PHOTOINHIBITION

Photosystem II mobilisation and redistribution induced by high light

Mary Sarcina et al

The function of chloroplast peroxiredoxins in peroxide detoxification and redox signalling in context of photosynthesis

Karl-Josef Dietz et al 465

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Fructose-l,6-bisphosphate aldolase is a target protein of glutathionylation in Arabidopsis chloroplastsKen'ichi Ogawa et al 468

The photosynthetic characteristics of rice leaves with low Fv/Fm by low temperature and high irradiance

Naoki Hirotsu et al 470

Regulation of violaxanthin de-epoxidation

Antje Wehner et al 472

Crystallization and preliminary crystallographic analysis of monodehydroascorbate radical reductase from cucumber

Satoshi Sano et al 474

Study of the Mehler reaction under excessive illumination in photosystem II preparationsIrina G. Stnzh et al 476

Short-term exposures to elevated CO2 mitigate chilling stress in Beta vulgaris L. plantsCarmen Arena et al 478

Changes in composition and unsaturated levels of phosphatidylglycerol molecular species of

thylakoid PS II membrane in rice {Oryza sativa L.) under chilling-induced photoinhibition conditions

JI Ben-Hua et al 480

Enhanced photoinhibition in the absence of CP29 in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii

Ayumi Kanno and Jun Minagawa 483

Singlet oxygen produced by photosystem II upregulates the glutathione peroxidase homologous gene Gpxh in

Chlamydomonas reinhardtii

Beat B. Fischer et al 485

Repair of the photodamaged photosystem II is inhibited by NaCl at transcription and translation

ofpsbA genes in SynechocystisSachio Miyairi et al 487

Quality control of photosystem II: heat-induced cleavage of the reaction center Dl proteinSuguru Uchida et al 489

A simple and sensitive method for the estimation of resistance of photosynthesis to oxidative stress

Michito Tsuyama et al 490

Identification of genes involved in tolerance to oxidative stress by activation taggingTakahisa Ogawa et al 492

Photosynthetic electron transport properties of the rbcL deletion mutant of tobacco

Yagut Allahverdiyeva et al 495

Production of reactive oxygen species by photosystem II

Pavel Pospisil et al 497

Partitioning and quenching of excitation energy in cold acclimated Scots pineDmitry Sveshnikov et al 499

Photodamage of one bacteriopheophytin molecule in the photosynthetic reaction center from Rhodobacter sphaeroidesHarvey J. M. Hou et al 501

Protective effect of supplemental white light on ultraviolet-B induced impairment in cyanobacteriumSpirulina platensis: formation of air vacuoles as a possible protective measure

Subramanyam Rajagopal et al 503

Over-reduction of the stroma and the intersystem chain upon illumination of photoinhibitory lightTsuyoshi Endo et al 505

Expression of Arabidopsis SR protein in response to various types of environmental stresses

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Fragmentation of the large subunit of ribulose-l,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase byreactive oxygen species occurs in vivo

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The FtsH protease is involved in the repair of UV-B radiation damaged photosystem II in Synechocystis 6803Cosmin Sicora et al

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The small cab-like protein D (ScpD) is a subunit of photosystem II

Danny Yao et al 513

Ultraviolet radiation affects xanthophyll cycle activity in the diatom Thalassiosira weissflogiiErnesto Garcia-Mendoza et al 515

Accumulation of large aggregates of chlorophyll-binding protein IsiA that are not associated with

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Does elevated C02 protect against photoinhibition in Phillyrea angustifolia L. at high temperature and low light?Luca Vitale et al 520

Photoprotective role of anthocyanins regulating PSII activity of Setcreasea pallida exposed to excessive light energyDavid Dewez et al 522

Functional characterization of the chloroplastic selenium-independent glutathione peroxidases (GPXs) in Arabidopsis thalianaChristine Chi-Chen Chang et al 524

Recovery from photoinhibition in the low light-adapted psychrophilic green alga Chlamydomonas raudensis (UWO 241)Tessa Pocock et al 525

The function of the PsbS protein in relation to non-photochemical energy dependent quenching in rice plantsHee-Young Koo et al 527

A decreased CP29 protein level in Arabidopsis thaliana effects the ApH-dependent dissipation of excitation

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P700+ dark-reduction in leaves of Cucumis sativus L. photoinhibited at chilling temperatureSridharan Govindachary et al 532

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