Mixed population hypothesis of the active and inactive PSII complexes opens a new door for photoinhibition and fluorescence studies: an ecophysiological perspective
Mixed population hypothesis of the active and inactive PSII complexes opens a new door for photoinhibition and fluorescence studies: an ecophysiological perspective
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DOI:
10.1071/fp21355
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发表时间:
2022-07-13
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3
通讯作者:
Terashima, Ichiro
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作者:
Kono, Masaru;Miyata, Kazunori;Terashima, Ichiro
The current hypotheses for the mechanisms of photosystem II (PSII) photodamage in vivo remain split on the primary damage site. However, most researchers have considered that PSII is inhibited by a sole mechanism and that the photoinhibited PSII consists of one population. In this perspective, we propose 'the mixed population hypothesis', in which there are four PSII populations: PSII with active/inactive Mn4CaO5 oxygen-evolving complex respectively with functional/damaged primary quinone (Q(A)) reduction activity. This hypothesis provides a new insight into not only the PSII photoinhibition/photoprotection studies but also the repair process. We discuss our new data implying that the repair rate differs in the respective PSII populations.