[EPR study of electron transport in higher plant photosynthetic systems. II. Effect of temperature on the kinetics of photoinduced oxidation-reduction transformations of P700].

A N, Tikhonov; E K, Ruuge

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[EPR study of electron transport in higher plant photosynthetic systems. II. Effect of temperature on the kinetics of photoinduced oxidation-reduction transformations of P700].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 20 Mar 1976 Russian Journal:Biofizika, volume 20 (issn: 0006-3029,

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Authors: A N, Tikhonov; E K, Ruuge;

pmid: 173409

[EPR study of electron transport in higher plant photosynthetic systems. II. Effect of temperature on the kinetics of photoinduced oxidation-reduction transformations of P700].

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Abstract

A sharp fall of ESR signal I is observed at temperature decrease while switching on light of 600 nm on the background of light of 707 nm; kinetics of the initiation of the signal under the illumination of light of 707 nm gets more complicated; the induction phase induced by previous illumination with the light of 600 nm increases.

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Electron Transport, Kinetics, Light, Electron Spin Resonance Spectroscopy, Temperature, Darkness, Photosynthesis, Plants, Oxidation-Reduction

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