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A photosystem I reaction center has been isolated fromChlamydomonas chloroplasts and compared with the photosystem I reaction center from higher plants. While the higher plant reaction center is active in cytochrome 552 photooxidation, theChlamydomonas preparation was not active unless salts were included in the assay medium or the pH was lowered to 5. Subunit III-depleted photosystem I reaction center from higher plants is also inactive in cytochrome 552 photooxidation in the absence of salts. As with theChlamydomonas reaction center, salts induced its activity. Subunit I of the photosystem I reaction center has tentatively been identified as the binding site of cytochrome 552.
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Nechushtai, R., Nelson, N. Photosystem I reaction centers fromChlamydomonas and higher plant chloroplasts. J Bioenerg Biomembr 13, 295–306 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00743207
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