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Title: Photophosphorylation


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Photophosphorylation
  • chapter 19
  • 19.6
  • Abasiyanik

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Photosynthesis harvesting light energy
  • vascular plants and algae

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  • General Features
  • H2O?electron donor (NADH in oxid.phosph)
  • light ? good electron acceptor and donor
  • similarity with OP electron carrying?proton
    pumping?electrochemical potential ?ATP synthasis
  • in chloroplast
  • Photosynthesis in 2 process in plants
  • light depending reactions (light reactions)
    plant illumated
  • Carbon-assimilation reactions (carbon fixation or
    dark reactions) triose phosphates, starch,
    sucrose and others produced (in chapter 20)

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  • Photosynthesis in CHLOROPLAST
  • organelle found in plants and algea
  • they have a third membrane system
  • both light and dark reaction here
  • a few micrometer in dia.
  • two membranes?like mt
  • inner membrane enclose thylakoids
  • thylakoidsflattened vesicles (membrane)
  • all pigments,
  • electron-transport complexes
  • ATP synthese
  • grana thylakoid stack
  • Adjacent grana are connected by non-stacked
    membranes called stroma lamellae
  • The fluid around thylakoids ? stroma
  • space inside thylakoids ? lumen.

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light ? electron flow in chloplast
  • Ochoa showed that NADPH is acceptor

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light absorption
  • visible light?400-700 nm (violent-red)
  • photon? a quantum of light
  • energy is higher at 400 than 700
  • Why? frequency is higher at 400

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  • photon?hits to a chromophores electron
    (absorbing molecules) ?higher energy level (all
    or nothin event) ?excited state ?to ground state
  • as light, or heat or chemical work

excited state
  • light (fluoresence?emit lower frequence)
  • heat
  • chemical work ?transfer of energy to
    another?excition transfer

decay
ground state
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Chlorophyll absorb light energy
  • most import. pigment on thylakoid?chlorophyll
  • chlorophyll?green pigment with polycyclic, planar
    resembling protoporyphrin of hemoglobin with Mg2
  • phytol side chain
  • heterocyclic 5 ring aroung Mg?extended polyene
    structure?absorption of light
  • two type a and b
  • twice a than b in plants
  • chlorophyles with LHC
  • light-harveting complexes
  • 7 a, 5 b, 2 accessory
  • pigment (lutein)

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bacteri ?phycobilins
  • cynobacterai red algea?phycobilins
  • phycoerythrobilin
  • phycocyanoblin
  • extended polyene system but no Mg
  • covalently linked to protein phycobilinproteins
  • associate in highly ordered complexes called
    phycobilisomes
  • primary light-harvesting structure

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Accessory Pigments in Plants
  • second light absorbing pigments called accessory
    pigments called carotenoids.
  • carotens yellow, red or pruple
  • ?-carotene?most important one
  • red-orange isoprenoid
  • lutein (yellow carotenoids)

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The Central Photochemical EventLight-Driven
Electron Flow
  • 1952, Louis Duysen, Rhodospirillum rubrum, 870 nm
    light?bleached
  • Kok and With?680-700 nm
  • nonbioloigc electron acceptor (no
    illumination)?bleaching
  • electron loss?bleaching
  • pigments called ?P870, P680, P700

photosynthetic bacteria with simple
phototransduction machinery type 1 electron
?pheophytin (chlorophyll without Mg) ? a
quinone type 2 electron?a quinone ? an
iron-sulfur center Plants and cyanobacteria have
2 photosystems (PSI- PSII) in tandem
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Type II reaction center Pheophytin-quinone
Reaction Center
exampleRhodobacter viridis?a large protein
complex wth 4 PPC 13 cofactors2 pairs
chlorophyll, a pair pheophytin, 2 quinones,
nonheme iron, 4 heme with c-type
cytocrome cyclic
like complex III in mt
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Type I reaction center Fe-S Reaction center
like Type I Reaction center DIFFERENCE
like complex III in mt
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In PlantsTwo Reaction system in Tandem
  • In which organisms ?
  • vascular plants
  • Algea
  • cyanobacteria
  • Two different kinds of photosystems
  • Photosytem II (PSII) pheophytin-quinone type of
    system (like purple bacteria) with Chloropyll a
    b
  • ab
  • P680?e?cytochrome b6f ?proton movement
  • Photosytem I (PSI) like green-sulfur bacteria
  • agtb
  • P700?e?Fe-S protein ferrodoxin?NADP ?NAPH
  • plants PSI PSII works tandem to carry electron
    form water to NADP
  • plastocyanin connects PSII to PSI
  • protein
  • like cytochrome c in mt
  • oxygenic photosynthesis water ?NADPH and O2

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Z scheme
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