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Reconstitution of the Mn-depleted photosystem 2 by using some manganese complexes

Mehmet Sayım Karacan, Güler Somer

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Restoration of electron flow and oxygen-evolution quantity of Mn-depleted photosystem 2 (PS2) was performed with using synthetic manganese complexes Mn(im)6Cl2, Mn(im)2Cl2, Mn(5-Clsalgy)2, and Mn(salgy)2 instead of original manganese cluster for reconstruction of electron transport and oxygen evolution.

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Restoration of electron flow and oxygen-evolution quantity of Mn-depleted photosystem 2 (PS2) was performed with using synthetic manganese complexes Mn(im)6Cl2, Mn(im)2Cl2, Mn(5-Clsalgy)2, and Mn(salgy)2 instead of original manganese cluster for reconstruction of electron transport and oxygen evolution.

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Restoration of electron flow and oxygen-evolution quantity of Mn-depleted photosystem 2 (PS2) was performed with using synthetic manganese complexes Mn(im)6Cl2, Mn(im)2Cl2, Mn(5-Clsalgy)2, and Mn(salgy)2 instead of original manganese cluster for reconstruction of electron transport and oxygen evolution.

Key concepts: Manganese, Photosystem II, Oxygen-evolving complex, Oxygen evolution, Photosynthesis, Chemistry, Oxygen, Electron transport chain

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