Influence of Hydrogen Peroxide upon Carbon Dioxide Photoassimilation in the Spinach Chloroplast: I. HYDROGEN PEROXIDE GENERATED BY BROKEN CHLOROPLASTS IN AN “INTACT” CHLOROPLAST PREPARATION IS A CAUSAL AGENT OF THE WARBURG EFFECT 12
AUTOR(ES)
Robinson, J. Michael
RESUMO
Photosynthesis and the Warburg effect (O2 inhibition of photosynthesis) were evaluated in preparations of intact spinach chloroplasts enriched with varying amounts of lysed chloroplasts. Increasing the ratio of broken to intact plastids resulted in decreased rates of CO2 assimilation.
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