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Energy transfer pathways among phycobilin chromophores and fluorescence emission spectra of the phycobilisome core at 293 and 77 K

Authors: Mikhail F. Yanyushin; Igor N. Stadnichuk; Evgeny P. Lukashev; Pavel M. Krasilnikov; V. I. Stadnichuk; E. M. Muronez; Dmitry V. Zlenko;

Energy transfer pathways among phycobilin chromophores and fluorescence emission spectra of the phycobilisome core at 293 and 77 K

Abstract

Energy transfer pathways between phycobiliproteins chromophores in the phycobilisome (PBS) core of the cyanobacterium Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 were investigated. The computer 3D model of the PBS core with determination of chromophore to chromophore distance was created. Our kinetic equations based on this model allowed us to describe the relative intensities of the fluorescence emission of the short(peaked at 665 nm) and long-wavelength (peaked at 680 nm) chromophores in the PBS core at low and room temperatures. The difference of emissions of the PBS core at 77 and 293 K are due to the back energy transfer, which is observed at room temperature and is negligible at 77 K.

Keywords

Ultraviolet Rays, Molecular Sequence Data, Synechocystis, Energy Transfer, Phycobilisomes, Amino Acid Sequence

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