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Light-driven electron transport in liposome-bound photosystem II (PS-II) particles be­tween water and ferricyanide was monitored by bare platinum electrode oxymetry. The modi­fication of the experimental system with the exogenous quinones α-tocopherol quinone ( α-TQ) or plastoquinone (PQ) resulted in a pronounced effect on photosynthetic oxygen evolution. The presence of α-tocopherolquinone ( α-TQ) in PS-II samples decreased the rate of red light-induced oxygen evolution but increased the rate of green light-induced oxygen evolution. Blue light applied to the assay system in which oxygen evolution was saturated by red light resulted in a further increase of the oxygen signal. These findings are interpreted in terms of a cyclic electron transport around PS-II, regulated by an excitation state of β-carotene in the reaction centre of PS-II. A mechanism is postulated according to which energetic coupling of β-carotene in the reaction centre of PS-II and that of other antenna carotenoid pigments is regulated by the portion of the xanthophyll violaxanthin, which is under control of the xanthophyll cycle.

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Blue Light-Enhanced Photosynthetic Oxygen Evolution from Liposome-Bound Photosystem II Particles; Possible Role of the Xanthophyll Cycle in the Regulation of Cyclic Electron Flow Around Photosystem II?