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| chloroplasts and fluorescence |
katloan |
03/20/07 |
when chloroplasts are illuminated with continous low intensity white light there is a low level of fluorescence emiited. if the redox potential of the chloroplasts is decreased to 0mV, corresponding to a reduced plastiquinone pool, teh fluorescence is increase several fold. can you please exlain this happen? |
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