valinomycin and 3-methoxy-2-(2-styrylphenyl)propenic-acid-methyl-ester

valinomycin has been researched along with 3-methoxy-2-(2-styrylphenyl)propenic-acid-methyl-ester* in 1 studies

Other Studies

1 other study(ies) available for valinomycin and 3-methoxy-2-(2-styrylphenyl)propenic-acid-methyl-ester

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Selective interaction of valinomycin/K+ with the cytochrome bf complex of chloroplasts. Synergistic effect with MOA stilbene on extent of cytochrome b563 reduction in continuous light. FEBS letters, 1993, Dec-28, Volume: 336, Issue:3 Valinomycin/K+ is shown to selectively interact at sub-micromolar concentrations with the cytochrome bf complex in thylakoid membranes, inducing a red shift of the ferrohaem b absorbance alpha-band, a slow down of post-illumination b-reoxidation and a corresponding increase of b-reduction level in continuous light. These effects of valinomycin/K+ are not related to its field dissipating action, as they are not affected by nonactin. Presence of K+ is required. Phenomenologically the valinomycin/K+ effects are similar to those caused by 10 times higher MOA stilbene nonactin. Presence of K+ is required. Phenomenologically the valinomycin/K+ effects are similar to those caused by 10 times higher MOA stilbene concentrations. However, synergism is observed between the two inhibitors, suggesting different modes of action. When both inhibitors are combined more than one haem b can be reduced by illumination. Topics: Chloroplasts; Cytochrome b Group; Cytochromes; Cytochromes f; Drug Synergism; Kinetics; Light; Oxidation-Reduction; Potassium; Spectrophotometry; Stilbenes; Valinomycin; Vegetables	1993

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Selective interaction of valinomycin/K+ with the cytochrome bf complex of chloroplasts. Synergistic effect with MOA stilbene on extent of cytochrome b563 reduction in continuous light.

FEBS letters, 1993, Dec-28, Volume: 336, Issue:3

Valinomycin/K+ is shown to selectively interact at sub-micromolar concentrations with the cytochrome bf complex in thylakoid membranes, inducing a red shift of the ferrohaem b absorbance alpha-band, a slow down of post-illumination b-reoxidation and a corresponding increase of b-reduction level in continuous light. These effects of valinomycin/K+ are not related to its field dissipating action, as they are not affected by nonactin. Presence of K+ is required. Phenomenologically the valinomycin/K+ effects are similar to those caused by 10 times higher MOA stilbene nonactin. Presence of K+ is required. Phenomenologically the valinomycin/K+ effects are similar to those caused by 10 times higher MOA stilbene concentrations. However, synergism is observed between the two inhibitors, suggesting different modes of action. When both inhibitors are combined more than one haem b can be reduced by illumination.

Topics: Chloroplasts; Cytochrome b Group; Cytochromes; Cytochromes f; Drug Synergism; Kinetics; Light; Oxidation-Reduction; Potassium; Spectrophotometry; Stilbenes; Valinomycin; Vegetables

1993