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ELIPs

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Aliases

early light-induced proteins, light-induced stress proteins, Light-induced stress proteins

Evidence Snippets

ELIPs - Light-induced stress proteins

Evidence 1Source 1DOIprovenance

The induction of specific light stress proteins, the ELIPs (for early light‐induced proteins) can be considered to be part of these protective responses.

Evidence 2Source 2DOIprovenance

Supporting Sources

Source 1primary paper1997Physiologia PlantarumDOI

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Source 2primary paper1997Physiologia PlantarumDOI

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Linked Claims

Claim 1bindingsupports1997Source 2DOI

ELIPs can bind chlorophyll a and lutein.

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Isolation of ELIPs in a native form and analysis of pigments bound to these proteins revealed that ELIPs can bind chlorophyll a and lutein.

Claim 2correlationsupports1997Source 2DOI

Accumulation of ELIPs under light stress is correlated with photoinactivation of PSII, degradation of the D1 protein of the PSII reaction centre, and changes in pigment levels.

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The accumulation of ELIPs under light stress conditions is correlated with the photoinactivation of PSII, degradation of the D l ‐protein of PSII reaction centre and changes in the level of pigments.

Claim 3functional hypothesissupports1997Source 2DOI

ELIPs might be unique chlorophyll-binding proteins with transient functions during light stress, including a postulated transient pigment-carrier function.

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These data indicate that ELIPs might represent unique chlorophyll‐binding proteins which have a transient function(s) during light stress. A transient ‘pigment‐carrier’ function is postulated for ELIPs.

Claim 4protective rolesupports1997Source 2DOI

ELIPs are considered part of chloroplast protective responses under light stress conditions.

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The induction of specific light stress proteins, the ELIPs (for early light‐induced proteins) can be considered to be part of these protective responses.

Claim 5regulationsupports1997Source 2DOI

Accumulation of ELIPs in thylakoids is strictly controlled by pigment content, especially chlorophylls.

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Futhermore, the accumulation of ELIPs in the thylakoids is strictly controlled by the pigment content, especially by chlorophylls.