2013年3月1日 · Brassica-type WSCPs (i.e., from cauliflower, wild mustard, Brussels sprouts and kale) and a Raphanus-type WSCP from Japanese radish are clarified into Class IIA WSCP. A Lepidium-type WSCP from Virginia pepperweed is the only example of a Class IIB WSCP.

2019年9月23日 · Type-II water-soluble chlorophyll (Chl) proteins (WSCPs) of Brassicaceae are promising models for understanding how protein sequence and structure affect Chl binding and spectral tuning in photosynthetic Chl–protein complexes.

A phylogenetic tree of Class II WSCPs from Brussels sprouts (BoWSCP), cauliflower, rapeseed, Japanese radish and Virginia pepperweed was constructed.

Type-II water-soluble chlorophyll (Chl) proteins (WSCPs) of Brassicaceae are promising models for understanding how protein sequence and structure affect Chl binding and spectral tuning in photosynthetic Chl-protein complexes.

2001年9月15日 · Two kinds of water-soluble chlorophyll (Chl) proteins (WSCPs) have been found, e.g., a WSCP from Chenopodium, Atriplex, Polygonum, and Amaranthus species (class I) and that from Brassica, Raphanus, and Lepidium species (class II). Classes I and II WSCPs differ mainly in their photoconvertiblity.

2014年7月25日 · Chenopodium album has a non-photosynthetic chlorophyll protein known as the water-soluble chlorophyll (Chl)-binding protein (WSCP). The C. album WSCP (CaWSCP) is able to photoconvert the chlorin skeleton of Chl a into a bacteriochlorin-like skeleton.

2014年10月21日 · Photoconvertible water-soluble chlorophyll-binding proteins, called Class I WSCPs, have been detected in Chenopodiaceae, Amaranthaceae and Polygonaceae plant species. To date, Chenopodium album WSCP (CaWSCP) is …

2019年9月26日 · Water Soluble Chlorophyll binding Proteins (WSCPs) are stress inducible proteins 1 exhibiting high affinity for Chls. • They are reported only in the Brassicaceae family 1.

Mirrored trees for studied Vespidae with mappings of ancestral values for the coxae ratio variables “rCx1_Cx3” (lengths of forecoxa/hindcoxa; left tree) and “rCx1_Cx2” (lengths of...

Two kinds of water-soluble chlorophyll (Chl) proteins (WSCPs) have been found, e.g., a WSCP from Chenopodium, Atriplex, Polygonum, and Amaranthus species (class I) and that from Brassica, Raphanus, and Lepidium species (class II). Classes I and II WSCPs differ mainly in their photoconvertiblity.