The reaction centre from green sulphur bacteria: progress towards structural elucidation

The reaction centre from green sulphur bacteria: progress towards structural elucidation

The reaction centre (RC) of green sulphur bacteria is a FeS-type RC, as are the RCs of Photosystems I (PS I) of oxygenic photosynthetic organisms and of heliobacteria. The core domains of both green sulphur bacterial and heliobacterial RCs are considered to be homodimeric, in contrast to those of pu...

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