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Structures of
major bacteriochlorophylls bacteriochlorophyll a
bacteriochlorophyll b
bacteriochlorophyll c
bacteriochlorophyll d
bacteriochlorophyll e bacteriochlorophyll...
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pigments are
involved in
oxygenic photosynthesis, as
opposed to
bacteriochlorophylls,
related molecules found only in
bacteria and
involved in anoxygenic...
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producing their own food via photosynthesis. They are
pigmented with
bacteriochlorophyll a or b,
together with
various carotenoids,
which give them colours...
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sulfur bacteria, an
anaerobic photoautotroph.
These organisms use
bacteriochlorophyll and some
chlorophyll a but do not
produce oxygen.
Anoxygenic photosynthesis...
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chlorophyll f.
Purple sulfur bacteria produce bacteriochlorophyll a and
bacteriochlorophyll b. In cyanobacteria, many
other carotenoids exist such...
- chloroplasts,
while prokaryotic photoautotrophs use
chlorophylls and
bacteriochlorophylls present in free-floating
cytoplasmic thylakoids or, in rare cases...
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predominantly uses chlorophyll, this type of
photosynthesis uses the
bacteriochlorophyll, BChl to
utilize light as an
energy source. A
precursor to oxygenic...
- Some
bacteria also
perform anoxygenic photosynthesis,
which uses
bacteriochlorophyll to
split hydrogen sulfide as a
reductant instead of water, producing...
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trimeric (C3-symmetry). Each of the
three monomers contains eight bacteriochlorophyll a (BChl a) molecules. They are
bound to the
protein scaffold via...
- non-motile rods of
variable length. They
contain chlorosomes and
bacteriochlorophyll a and c. Like
other green sulfur bacteria C.
tepidum requires light...
