G. Forti / M. Avron / A. Melandri (eds.)

Photosynthesis, Two Centuries After Its Discovery by Joseph Priestley

Proceedings of the Iind International Congress on Photosynthesis Research Volume I Primary Reactions and Electron Transport
Herausgegeben:Forti, G.; Avron, M.; Melandri, A.

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Produktbeschreibung

The Second International Congress on Photosynthesis Research took place in Stresa, Italy during June 24-29, 1971; two centuries after the discovery of Photosynthesis by Joseph Priestley in 1971. This important anniversary was celebrated at the Congress by a learned account of Priestley's life and fundamental discoveries given by Professor Robin HILL, F. R. S. Professor HILL's lecture opens the first of the three volumes which contains the contributions presented at the Congress. The manuscripts have been distributed into three volumes. Volume I con­ tains contributions in the areas of primary reactions and electron transport; Volume II ion transport and photophosphorylation, and Volume III carbon assimilation, regulatory phenomena, developmental aspects, and from the two special sessions of the Congress devoted to evolution and photorespiration. It is realized that this division is necessarily somewhat arbitrary since many contributions relate to more than one of the above mentioned titles. However, the large number of contributions (over 3000 typed pages) made it impossible to publish the proceedings in less than three volumes. The printing of these volumes and the organization of the Congress were made possible by a contribution from the Consigio Nazionale delle Ricerche of Italy. The generous support of the Istituto Lombardo Acca­ demia di Scienze e Lettere to the publication of these proceedings is gratefully acknowledged. The editors wish to express their appreciation to all the scientists who contributed the results of the investigations, for their coopera­ tion; and to Drs.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Springer / Springer Netherlands
• Artikelnr. des Verlages: 978-90-6193-257-4
• 1972.
• Seitenzahl: 884
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 1972
• Englisch
• Gewicht: 1861g
• ISBN-13: 9789061932574
• ISBN-10: 9061932572
• Artikelnr.: 27649140

Inhaltsangabe

Joseph Priestley (1733-1804) and his Discovery of Photosynthesis in 1771.- 1. Oxygen Evolution in Light Flashes; Changes in Energy Transfer to Reaction Center 2 upon Pigment State Transitions and Inhibition by DCMU and FCCP.- 2. Studies on the quenching Properties of Photosystem II Electron Acceptor.- 3. The photoactive Chlorophy11-ajj in Photosynthesis.- 4. On the Origin of Light Emission from Chlorella pyrenoidosa.- 5. The Acceleration of the Deactivation Kinetics in the Watersplitting Enzyme System of Photosynthesis by Chemicals.- 6. Kinetic Studies on C550 and its Correlation to the Fluorescence Induction in Isolated Chloroplasts.- 7. The primary Photochemical Reaction of Photosystem II.- 8. Electron Donation in Photosystem II.- 9. On the Mechanism of Water Decomposition during Photosynthesis.- 10. Effect of Different Prei11uminations on the Deactivation of Oxidized forms of Photosystem II Electron Donor.- 11. Action Spectra for Two Oxygen Uptake Reactions in Isolated Wheat Chloroplasts Irradiated without Added Oxidant.- 12. Deactivation of the Oxygen Evolving Reactions Complex in Isolated Chloroplasts. Actions of Carbony1-cyanidem- pheny1-hydrazone, Desaspidin and Tetrapheniboron.- 13. Distribution of Short Wavelength Quanta between Parallel Light Reactions.- 14. Electrometric Investigation of the Reversible Oxidation of Chlorophy11.- 15. Fluorescence Induction Studies in Isolated Chloroplasts. IV. The Inhibition of Electron Transfer from Primary to Secondary Electron Carriers of PS-II at low Temperature and by DCMU.- 16. Chlorophyll Fluorescence Induction in Green Plants at Oxygen Deficiency.- 17. Light Induced Fluorescence Changes in Photosynthetizing Organisms.- 18. New Results about Chlorophyll Fluorescence "in vivo".- 19. Delayed Light Studies inPhotosynthetic Energy Conversion. V. Millisecond Emission from Digitonin Subchloroplast Fractions.- 20. Delayed Light Studies in Photosynthetic Energy Conversion. VI. Effects of Phosphorylation Inhibitors on Delayed Light in the Millisecond Time Range.- 21. Luminescence Study of Photoactivated Chloroplasts in Normal and Damaged State.- 22. Delayed Light Emission in DCMU treated Chlorella: Temperature Effects.- 23. Salt and pH Effects on the State and Activity of Pigment Systems in Chlorella Cells.- 24. On the Mechanism and Regulation of Chlorophyll Photosensitizing Action.- 25. Kinetics of Various Emission Processes in Chloroplasts, Evidence for Various Reaction Types.- 26. Decrease in the Degree of Polarization of Chlorophyll Fluorescence upon the Addition of DCMU to Algae.- 27. Magnetic Dichroism and Polarization of Fluorescence of Chlorophyll in Chlorella.- 28. Constant Peak Wavelengths and Variable Half-widths of the Major Forms of Chlorophyll.- 29. Photochemical Hydrogenation of Photochlorophyl1 and its Derivatives to Chlorophyll Level.- 30. Intermediate Electron Transport in Porphyridium: EPR Studies.- 31. The Fragments of Photosynthetic Electron Transfer Chain in Model Systems.- 32. Motion of Excitons in Photosynthetic Units.- 33. Excitation Energy Transfer between Biliproteins and Chlorophyll.- 34. Facilitation of Energy Trapping by Different Forms of Chlorophyll.- 35. Chlorophyll Study in Oriented Films.- 36. Electron Exchange Reactions on Light-Sensitive Silver Salts.- 37. Fluorescence Induction Phenomena in Chlorophyl1-Coated Sol id Surfaces.- 38. Fluorescence Induction in Photosynthetic Bacteria.- 39. Photochemical Properties and Energy Transfer in Reaction Center Preparations of Rhodopseudomonas spheroides.- 40. Studies of Various Reaction Center Preparations from Rhodopseudomonas spheroids, Strain Y..- 41. Exact Calculation of the Absorption Profile in an Externally Lighted Cylinder.- 42. On the Role of Plastoquinone and on the Nature of the Primary Acceptor of Photosystem I in the Photosynthetic Electron Transport of Chloroplasts.- 43. Reactions of PIastoquinone and Other Photosynthetic Intermediates in Intact Algae and Chloroplasts.- 44. Ferredoxin as Electron Donor to Nitrogenase in Photosynthetic Microorganisms.- 45. The Mechanism of Electron Transfer in Plant-Type Ferredoxins.- 46. On the Enzymology of Ferredoxin-NADP Reductase.- 47. Whole Cell and Chloroplast Reactions of Algal Mutants Deficient in Cytochrome f (552).- 48. The Reaction between Chlorophyll aI and its Primary Electron Donators.- 49. The Reducing Side of Photosystem I: Role of Ferredoxin Reducing Substance (FRS).- 50. P 430: A Possible Primary Electron Acceptor of Photosystem I.- 51. On the Isolation of the Possible Primary Acceptor of Photosystem I by Immunochemical Methods.- 52. On the Mechanism of Photosynthetic Sulfate Reduction.- 53. Oxidation of Chlorophyll a Form by Ferricyanide and H0QN0.- 54. Electron Transport System Associated with Oxygen Evolution in Chloroplasts. Reaction Sites of Inhibitors and Electron Donors.- 55. Electron Transport Properties of Chloroplasts from Aged Bean Leaves and the Relationship to the Manganese Content of the Chloroplasts.- 56. Photooxidation of Cytochrome b-559 in Leaves and Chloroplasts at Room and Liquid Nitrogen Temperatures.- 57. Some Observations on Electron Carriers Related to Photosystem II of Green Plants.- 58. Effects of Hydroxylamine and DCMU on Photosystem II.- 59. Trypsin Inhibition of System II Electron Transport.- 60. Isotopic Exchange, Photosynthesis and Oxygen 18.- 61. Possible Role of Phytochrome in Phosphorylations and Photosynthetic Oxygen Evolution in Corn Leaves (Zea Mays).- 62. Deficiency of Photosystem II in agranal Bundle Sheath Chloroplasts of Sorghum bioolor and Zea mays.- 63. Concept on the Role of Epoxy Carotenoids in Plants.- 64. Kinetic Studies on the Xanthophyll Cycle of Lemna gibba, L. - Influence of Photosynthetic Oxygen and Supplied Reductor.- 65. Correlation Between Sulfide Oxidation and Photosynthetic Electron Transfer.- 66. Cyclic Electron Flow and Respiratory Inhibition in Wild Type and Mutant Strains of Chlamydomonas reinhardi.- 67. Electron Transport in Rhodospirillum rubrum during Photoaerobiosis.- 68. Adaptability of Photosynthetic Electron Transport in Rhodospirillum rubrum.- 69. Studies on the Electron Transport Chain of Three non Photosynthetic Mutants of Chlamydomonas reinhardi.- 70. Changes in Fluorescence and Absorbance during Synchronous Growth of Scenedesmus.- 71. Sites of Inhibition of Photosynthetic Electron Transport by 1,1,1-Trichloro-2,2,-bis (p-chloropheny1) ethane (DDT).- 72. The Site of Ferricyanide Photoreduction in the Lamellae of Isolated Spinach and Maize Chloroplasts: a Cytochemical Study.- 73. Quantum Yield of Photosynthesis and the Emerson Enhancement Effect.- 74. Action Spectra for Partial Reactions of Photosynthesis.- 75. Influence of Dark Starvation on Photochemical Activities Involving Photosystem I or Photosystem II.- 76. Electron Transport Pathways Between Photosystem I and Photosystem II.- 77. Different Types of Cooperation Between Electron Transport Chains in Chloroplasts.- 78. Improved Action Spectra of Light Reaction I and II.- 79. Studies of Possible Physiological Regulators of Light Reactions of Photosynthesis.- 80. The Photosynthetic Electron Transfer System in Agranal Chloroplasts.- 81. TheEffect of Dibromothymoquinone on Photosynthetic Electron Transport Reactions in Whole Cells of the Red Alga Porphiridium oruentum.- 82. Properties of a Small Photosystem II Particle Obtained from Spinach Chloroplasts.- 83. The Coupling of Electron Transport to the Reaction Centers in Intact and Fragmented Grana Stacks and the Isolation of Photochemical Subunits.- 84. Further Properties of Stroma Lamella Photosystem I.- 85. Photochemical Activities of Chloroplast Fragments Obtained by the Action of Digitonin.- 86. Photochemically-Active Particles from Chloroplasts Fragmented in a French Pressure Cell.- Author's Index.