Progress in Photosynthesis Research: Volume 3 Proceedings of the VIIth International Congress on Photosynthesis Providence, Rhode Island, USA, August 10–15, 1986

860 Pages·1987·24.83 MB·English

by  Noun Shavit (auth.), J. Biggins (eds.)

PROGRESS IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS RESEARCH
Progress in Photosynthesis
Research
Volume 3
Proceedings 0/ the VIIth International Congress on Photosynthesis
Providence, Rhode Island, USA, August 10-15, 1986
edited by
J. BIGGINS
Division 01 Biology and Medicine, Brown University
Providence, RI02912, USA
Springer-Science+Business Media, B.Y.
1987
ISBN 978-94-017-0518-9 ISBN 978-94-017-0516-5 (eBook)
DOI 10.1007/978-94-017-0516-5
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© 1987 by Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht
Originally published by Martinus NijhoffPublisher, Dordrecht in 1987.
Softcover reprint of the hardcover 1s t edition 1987
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v
GENERAL CONTENTS
Volume I
1. Excitation Energy Transfer 1
2. Primary Electron Transfer Reactions 151
3. Chlorophylls and Model Systems 297
4. Structure of Molecular Complexes: Chrystallographic and
Physical Studies 353
5. Oxygen Evolution 453
Volume 11
l. Components and Pigment Protein Complexes a) b) c) d) 1
2. Stoichiometry of Photo system land Photosystem 11 233
3. Lateral Heterogeneity and Stacking 269
4. Localization of Membrane Components 293
5. Effects of Environmental Changes and Growth Conditions 339
6. Quinone Acceptors 387
7. Cytochromes (b-f) Complex 441
8. Lateral Electron Transport, Connectivity between Photosystems 501
9. Plastocyanin 521
10. PSI -cyclic Electron Transport 537
1l. Inhibition and Environmental Effects 553
12. General Aspects 613
13. Higher Plants 669
14. Organisms Containing Phycobilins 757
15. Membrane Protein Kinases 797
VI
Volume III
1. Proton A TP-ase
2. Electrochemical Proton Gradients and A TP Synthesis 127
3. Light-dark Regulation of Carbon Metabolism 233
4. Metabolite Regulation of Carbon Metabolism 273
5. Ribulose 1,5 Bisphosphate Carboxylase Oxygenase 371
6. Other Chloroplast Enzymes 435
7. Metabolism of C4 and CAM Plants 503
8. Integration of Carbon and Nitrogen Metabolism 535
9. Photo respiration 549
10. Carbon Partitioning 675
11. Herbicide Action 763
Volume IV
1. Photoinhibition 1
2. Temperature 99
3. Water Potentials 147
4. Salinity and Nutrient Deficiency 185
5. Regulation of Gas Exchange 209
6. Mechanisms of CO Concentration 289
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7. Crop Productivity 361
8. Biosynthesis of Photosynthetic Pigments 423
9. Photoregulation of Chloroplast Development 511
10. Chloroplast Molecular Genetics 617
11. Photosynthetic Bacteria 691
12. Gyano bacteria 749
VII
CONTENTS TO VOLUME III
1. Proton A TP-ase
Localization of the Nucleotide Binding Sites on Subunits of CF and
1
TF[ Using the Photoreactive Nucleotide Analog 3-0-(4 -benzoyl)
Benzoyl A TP 1
Noun Shavit
Nucleotide Binding to the Isolated Chloroplast Coupling Factor One 9
Jürgen Schumann
Effects of Organic Solvents on the Enzyme-bound A TP Synthesis by
Isolated CF 13
1
Hidehiro Sakurai, Tom Hisabori
ATPase-catalyzed Phosphate Exchange between A TP and ADP 17
Susanne Bickel-Sandkötter, Heike Schüll
On the Mechanism of Regulation of Catalytic Activity of
Chloroplast Coupling Factor 1 ATPase 21
A.N. Malyan, 0.1. Vitseva
Subunit-subunit-interactions in F()F as Revealed by Ligand Binding
1
and Intrinsic Fluorescence 25
Matthias Rögner, Peter Gräber
Regulation of Chloroplast A TPase by Nucleotides, Pi and ~ILH+ 29
Heinrich Strotmann, Sigrid Niggemeyer, Abdel-Rahman Mansy
Effect of Preillumination of Spin ach Leaves on the Coupling
Efficiency of Chloroplasts 37
J.M. Wei, Y.K. Shen, D.Y. Li, H.P. Dai
Factors Involved in Light Activation of the Chloroplast H+ -ATPase 41
Y osepha Shahak
Participation of Three Distinct Active States of Chloroplast A TPase
Complex CFoCF1 in the Activation by Light and DTT 45
Mizuho Komatsu-Takaki
Thiol Modulation of the Thylakoid A TPase in the
Green Alga Dunaliella 49
Graham D. Noctor, John D. Mills
Activation of the Maize Chloroplast Coupling Factor A TPase 53
William J. Patrie, Donald Miles
Comparison of Methods of Activation of the A TPase Activity of the
Chloroplast Coupling Factor 1 57
Mark L. Richter, James D. Lampton, Richard E. McCarty
VIII
DTT Stimulation of A TP Synthesis by Chloroplast Thylakoids
Correlates with Dark Decay of ATP-P Activity 61
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J.W. Davenport, R.E. McCarty
Characterization of the Catalytic Site on the ß subunit of the H+-ATP
Synthase-AT Pase Complex and Demonstration of Functional
Homology of ß Subunits Isolated from Different Sources 63
Z. Gromet-Elhanan
Proton Spin-echo Spectra of the Isolated Beta Subunit of the
CFo-CF1 ATP Synthase 71
Ingrid J. Apel, Robert R. Sharp, Wayne D. Frasch
Purification of the ß Subunit of the Chloroplast H +- translocating
A TPase of Spinach Thylakoids 75
Ingrid J. Apel, Alfonso Mejia, Wayne D. Frasch
Essential Amino Acids and Regulation of the H+-ATPases 79
R.H. Vallejos, J.L. Arana, R.A. Ravizzini, A.M. Viale
Inhibition of Spirulina Maxima Photophosphorylation by
N-ethylmaleimide Centro de Investigacion Y Estudios Avanzados Dei
I.P.N. 87
C. Gomez-Lojero, Claudia Lerma
The Rate of ATP Synthesis and A TP Hydrolysis Catalyzed by
Reconstituted CF F Liposomes 91
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Günter Schmidt, Peter Gräber
Proteolipospomes from Rhodospirillum Rubrum FOF] and Soybean
Asolectin: ATP-Hydrolysis and 9-amino-acridine Fluorescence
Quenching 95
L. Slooten, S. Vandenbranden
Partial Protein Sequence of the Subunit Delta from Spinach and
Maize CF and Topographical Studies on the Binding Region between
1
CF and CF 99
1 o
R.J. Berzborn, W. Finke, J. Otto, M. Völker, H. Meyer, W. Nier,
R. Oworah-Nkruma, J. Block
The Relationship between the Function of the Coupling Factor and its
Combination with the Thylakoid 103
Y.K. Shen, H.P. Dai, J.M. Wei, Y.Q. Qian
Solubilization and Reconstitution of ATP Synthase Activity from
Chlamydomonas Reinhardtii Chloroplast Thylakoid Membranes 107
Lloyd M. Yu, Bruce R. Selman
A Comparison of Chloroplast Coupling Factor One, CF],
Using Polyclonal Chicken Antibodies 111
Susanne Selman-Reimer, Bruce R. Seim an
Characterization of the MN(II) Binding Site of Chloroplast Coupling
Factor One: Proton Magnetic Relaxation Field Dependence 119
Alice E. Haddy, Robert R. Sharp, Wayne D. Frasch
IX
Kinetics of Mn2+ Binding to CF\ 123
C. Carmeli, R. Hiller, P.D. Boyer
2. Electrochemical Proton Gradients and A TP Synthesis
Generative and Dissipative Pathways of the Proton motive Force in
Phototrophic Bacteria 127
J.B. Jackson, J.F. Myatt, M.A. Taylor, N.P.J. Cotton
Complete Tracking of Proton Flow Mediated by CFO-CF1
and by CFO 133
Wolfgang Junge, Gerald Schoenknecht and Holger Lill
Delta subunit of Chloroplast Coupling Factor 1 (CF\) Inhibits Proton
Leakage through Coupling Factor 0 (CFo) 141
Holger Lill, Siegfried Engelbrecht, Wolfgang Junge
Flash-induced Proton Release from Spheroplasts of
Rhodopseudomonas Sphaeroides 145
Hiroyuki Arata
Effects of 2-(N-heptyl)- and 2-(N-nonyl)-4-hydroxyquinoline N-oxide
(HQNO, NQNO) on Flash-induced Proton Translocations in
Thylakoids 149
Y. Hong, A.B. Hope
Pathways for Dark Proton Efflux from Thylakoids 153
Mordechay Schonfeld, Bente Sloth Kopeliovitch, Hedva Schickler
Binding of 2'(3')-0-(2,4,6 Trinitrophenyl)-ADP Opens the Pathway
for Protons through the Chloroplast A TPase Complex 157
Richard Wagner, Gudrun Ponse, Heinrich Strotmann
Protons Contained in the Thylakoid Sequestered Domains are
Utilized for Energizing ATP Synthesis 161
Steven M. Theg, Richard A. Dilley
Further Evidence that KCl-thylakoid Isolation Induced a Localized
Proton Gradient Energy Coupling to Become Bulk Phase Delocalized 165
W.A. Beard, R.A. Dilley
Delocalization of Energy Coupling in Thylakoids by Amines 169
Y. de Kouchkovsky, C. Sigalat, F. Haraux
The Activation of the Reduced Chloroplast A TP-synthase by ~pH 173
Ulrike Junesch, Peter Gräber
The Chloroplast ATP-synthase: The Rate of the Catalytic Reaction 177
Peter Gräber, Ulrike Junesch, Gerlinda Thulke
Coupling Mechanism between Proton Transport and A TP Synthesis in
Chloroplasts 185
T. Tran-Anh, B. Rumberg
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Quantitative Relationship between 9-aminoacridine Fluorescence
Quenching and Internal pH in Broken Chloroplasts 189
Thanh Vu Van, Thomas Heinze, J. Buchholz, Bernd Rumberg
Single and Double Inhibitor Titrations of Bacterial
Photophosphorylation 193
M. Virgili, D. Pietrobon, G. Venturoli, B.A. Melandri
Changes in the Apparent Km for ADP by CFo-CF under Different
1
Conditions of Light Intensity and Uncoupler Concentration 201
W. Paul Quick, John D. Mills
The Role of Coupling Factor Activation in Regulating the Initiation
of ATP Formation 205
Roger Hangarter, Patricia Grandoni, Donald R. Ort
Role of the Superoxide Anion (0 and Hydroxyl Radical (OR') in
2-)
ATP Synthesis Obtained with Spinach Chloroplasts in Darkness 213
E. Tyszkiewicz, E. Roux
Analysis of the Induction Phenomena in Initial PSP 217
Y.Z. Li, Z.Y. Du, J. Wei, B.J. Guo, Y.Q. Hong, B.X. Tong
Quantum Thermodynamics Approach to Photophosphorylation,
Photosynthesis and Phototrophic Growth Efficiencies 221
V.D. Tran, M. Tabi
Pyrophosphatase of Respiratory Membranes from Rhodospirillum
Rubrum 225
Irma Romero, Juan Quinto, Heliodoro Celis
Phosphotransacetylase and Acetate Kinase from Rhodopseudomonas
Palustris 229
Karl Knobloch, Helmut Vigenschow, Hans-Martin Schwarm
3. Light-dark Regulation of Carbon Metabolism
Regulation of Photosynthetic Electron Flow by Light-dependent
Metabolism 233
Renate Scheibe
Studies on Enzyme Photoactivation by the Ferrodoxin/Thioredoxin
System 241
M. Miginiac-Maslow, M. Droux, J.-P. Jacquot, N.A. Crawford,
B.C. Yee, B.B. Buchanan
Ferredoxin-thioredoxin Reductase: An Iron-sulfur Enzyme Linking
Light to Enzyme Regulation in Chloroplasts 249
M. Droux, J.-P. Jacquot, M. Miginiac-Maslow, P. Gadal,
N.A. Crawford, B.C. Yee, B.B. Buchanan
Effect of Light on the Thiol Status of Chloroplasts 253
Nancy A. Crawford, Nechama S. Kosower, Bob B. Buchanan