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23-kD D1 fragment

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23-kD fragment, primary light-induced cleavage product of the D1 protein

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The primary light-induced cleavage product of the D1 protein, a 23-kD fragment, was found to be degraded in isolated thylakoids in the dark
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Claim 1activitysupports2000Source 1DOIPubMed

Purified FtsH degrades the 23-kD D1 fragment in isolated photosystem II core complexes and in thylakoid membranes depleted of endogenous FtsH.

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Purified FtsH degraded the 23-kD D1 fragment present in isolated photosystem II core complexes, as well as that in thylakoid membranes depleted of endogenous FtsH.
Claim 2mechanismsupports2000Source 1DOIPubMed

Degradation of the 23-kD D1 fragment in isolated thylakoids is dependent on ATP hydrolysis and divalent metal ions, suggesting involvement of FtsH protease.

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The primary light-induced cleavage product of the D1 protein, a 23-kD fragment, was found to be degraded in isolated thylakoids in the dark during a process dependent on ATP hydrolysis and divalent metal ions, suggesting the involvement of FtsH.
Claim 3substrate classificationsupports2000Source 1DOIPubMed

The 23-kD D1 fragment is presented as a novel class of FtsH substrate consisting of functionally assembled proteins that have undergone irreversible photooxidative damage and cleavage.

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the 23-kD D1 fragment represents a novel class of FtsH substrate-functionally assembled proteins that have undergone irreversible photooxidative damage and cleavage.