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ATP Synthase in Photosynthetic Organisms
Provides interesting advances in ATP Synthase in Photosynthetic Organisms as written by authoritative contributors
Toru Hisabori (Volume editor)
9780081028964, Elsevier Science
Hardback, published 18 September 2020
240 pages
22.9 x 15.1 x 2.1 cm, 0.51 kg
Advances in Botanical Research, Volume 96, highlights new advances in the field, with this new volume presenting interesting chapters on the Structure and supramolecular architecture of chloroplast ATP synthase, Chloroplast ATP Synthase from Green Microalgae, Subunit movements in H-ATPases from chloroplasts detected by single molecule FRET, Regulation and control of the chloroplast ATP synthase: mechanisms and impact on maintaining efficient photosynthesis and photoprotection, Regulation machineries of ATP synthase from phototroph, How do we understand the formation of delta-pH in photosynthesis?, Regulation of photosynthesis by cyclic electron transport around photosystem, and the Biogenesis regulation of chloroplast ATP synthase.
1. Regulation machineries of ATP synthase from phototroph Toru Hisabori 2. Structure and supramolecular architecture of chloroplast ATP synthase Georg Groth 3. Chloroplast ATP Synthase from Green Microalgae Felix Buchert 4. Subunit movements in H-ATPases from chloroplasts detected by single molecule FRET Peter Graeber 5. Regulation and control of the chloroplast ATP synthase: mechanisms and impact on maintaining efficient photosynthesis and photoprotection David Mark Kramer 6. Sensing both H+ Accumulation in the Lumenal Space and Electron Accumulation in Plastoquinone Pool of Thylakoid Membranes Oxidize P700 to P700+ to Suppress ROS Production in Photosystem I in Response to Fluctuation of photosynthesis Activity in C3 Plants Chikahiro Miyake 7. Regulation of photosynthesis by cyclic electron transport around photosystem I Toshiharu Shikanai 8. Regulation of the biogenesis of chloroplast ATP synthase Peng Lianwei
Subject Areas: Life sciences: general issues [PSA]
