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Structure, function and regulation of the light antenna in cyanobacteria


Cyanobacteria
Cyanobacteria are unique in the sense that they are prokaryotes that carry out oxygenic photosynthesis equivalent to the one found in higher plants. Thus, they comprise an interesting model system for studies of the evolution, regulation and function of photo-synthesis. They also possess a light antenna, the phycobilisome, that is unique and that may offer interesting possibilities to study photon transport, light regulation and the bio-genesis of soluble, multi-protein complexes.

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 PI: Petter Gustafsson
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Stress and adaptation mechanisms in photosynthesis


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The long term goal of the research is a mechanistic understanding of how photosynthesis acclimates to overcome environmental stresses limiting plant performance. Particular attention is paid to the function of the two photosystems, energy distribution between photosystems and the intersystem electron transfer in relation to molecular, organizational and metabolic changes as plants are exposed to high light intensities, low temperatures, nutritional and water stress.

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 PI: Gunnar Öquist
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