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photosystem II core complex

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The studies revealed that a proteolytic activity resides within the photosystem II core complex.
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isolated oxygen evolving photosystem II core complexes
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Claim 1activity conditionsupports1992Source 1DOIPubMed

The protease is apparently active in darkness, but initiation of D1 breakdown depends on high light-induced substrate activation.

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The protease is apparently active in darkness, with the initiation of breakdown being dependent on high light-induced substrate activation.
Claim 2mechanistic localizationsupports1992Source 1DOIPubMed

A proteolytic activity resides within the photosystem II core complex.

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The studies revealed that a proteolytic activity resides within the photosystem II core complex.
Claim 3degradation observationsupports1990Source 2DOIPubMed

Photoinhibitory illumination of isolated oxygen evolving photosystem II core complexes results in substantial degradation of the D1-protein.

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Photoinhibitory illumination of isolated oxygen evolving photosystem II core complexes results in a substantial degradation of the D1-protein
Claim 4mechanistic hypothesissupports1990Source 2DOIPubMed

The D1-protein degradation is suggested to be due to a protease that is an integral part of the photosystem II complex.

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It is suggested that the degradation is due to a protease that is an integral part of the photosystem II complex.