Probing molecular events associated with early development of thylakoid membranes by comparative proteomics and low temperature fluorescence
A comparison of protein profiles between prolamellar bodies from dark-grown etioplasts and thylakoid membranes from de-etioplasts illuminated respectively for 1, 5 and 9h revealed 155 differentially expressed CBB-stained spots. Clear results showed that the nonphototransformable Pchlide627–632 was t...
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