ENERGY-LINKED REACTIONS IN PHOTOSYNTHETIC BACTERIA, V. RELATION OF THE LIGHT-INDUCED PROTON UPTAKE TO PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION IN R. rubrum CHROMATOPHORES*
AUTOR(ES)
Keister, Donald L.
RESUMO
The kinetics of photophosphorylation have been studied in Rhodospirillum rubrum chromatophores. No evidence for a time or intensity lag in photophosphorylation was found. An intensity lag could be induced with the uncoupling agent, m-chlorocarbonyl cyanide phenylhydrazone or, in some cases, by aging of the chromatophores.
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