Photosystem I

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== Function ==
== Function ==
'''Photosystem I''' (PSI) is the second photosystem in the light harvesting systems of plants, algae and some bacteria. PSI is composed of 11 protein subunits, cytochrome b6, ferredoxin, plastocyanin, 4 phospholipids, 5 chlorophyls and carotenoid pigments, 3 coenzymes, Ca+2 and Mg+2 ions<ref>PMID:159077059</ref>.
'''Photosystem I''' (PSI) is the second photosystem in the light harvesting systems of plants, algae and some bacteria. PSI is composed of 11 protein subunits, cytochrome b6, ferredoxin, plastocyanin, 4 phospholipids, 5 chlorophyls and carotenoid pigments, 3 coenzymes, Ca+2 and Mg+2 ions<ref>PMID:159077059</ref>.
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[[1k0t]] - SyPSI subunit I – NMR<BR />
[[1k0t]] - SyPSI subunit I – NMR<BR />
[[1pse]], [[1psf]] - SyPSI subunit V – NMR<BR />
[[1pse]], [[1psf]] - SyPSI subunit V – NMR<BR />
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[[4kt0]], [[4l6v]] – SyPSI <br />
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[[4kt0]], [[4l6v]], [[5oy0]] – SyPSI <br />
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[[6fos]] – raPSI – red alga <br />
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[[5zgh]], [[5zgb]] – raPSI – Cryo EM <br />
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[[5zji]] – PSI – maize <br />
== References ==
== References ==
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Revision as of 10:01, 20 August 2018

Photosystem I (PDB entry 1jb0)

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3D Structures of photosystem I

Updated on 20-August-2018

3pcq, 1jb0, 1c51, 2pps, 4fe1 – TePSI – Thermosynechococcus elongatus
3lw5, 2wsc, 2wse, 2wsf, 2o01, 1qzv, 4rku, 5l8r, 4y28 – pPSI – pea
4xk8 – pPSI + light harvesting complex
1gxi – SyPSI subunit IV – Synechocystis - NMR
1k0t - SyPSI subunit I – NMR
1pse, 1psf - SyPSI subunit V – NMR
4kt0, 4l6v, 5oy0 – SyPSI
6fos – raPSI – red alga
5zgh, 5zgb – raPSI – Cryo EM
5zji – PSI – maize

References

  1. . PMID:159077059

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