Titlebook: Bioenergetic Processes of Cyanobacteria; From Evolutionary Si Guenter A. Peschek,Christian Obinger,Gernot Renger Book 2011 Springer Science

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The Evolution of Cyanobacteria and Photosynthesisearly, presumably about 2,300 million years before present (Ma) when the oxygen content in the atmosphere increased greatly owing to the activity of cyanobacteria. Cyanobacteria were present at least 2,700?Ma in the Archean and Proterozoic eons as evidenced by microfossils, biomarkers such as 2-meth

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Structure of Cyanobacterial Photosystems I and IIto use water as the electron source for this process, which resulted in the release of oxygen into the formerly reducing atmosphere of Earth. The actual conversion of light energy into chemical energy occurs in two large membrane protein complexes, Photosystems I and II, where the light-induced char

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Mechanism of Photosynthetic Production and Respiratory Reduction of Molecular Dioxygen: A Biophysicafe on earth..After a short introduction into basic thermodynamic principles, a short description summarizes the general functional pattern of the two processes that perform these activities: (1) solar energy exploitation via photosynthetic water splitting and (2) Gibbs free energy extraction from fo

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Mn Transport and the Assembly of Photosystem IIndispensable constituent of the catalytic site of the water oxidizing complex (WOC) in Photosystem II (PSII) (see also Chap.?13). As a result, Mn bioavailability directly affects photosystem II function. In cyanobacteria, two different Mn transport modes where characterized: one mode is active under

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Guenter A. Peschek,Christian Obinger,Gernot RengerProvides a comprehensive and updated description of our current knowledge in the bioenergetics of cyanobacteria.Of great value for active researchers and graduate students who are interested in enteri

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