The thylakoid system was normally developed with grana composed of, on average, three to four stacked thylakoids. |
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The light-dependent reactions take place in the thylakoid membranes of the grana within chloroplasts. |
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Those appressed to another thylakoid in a stack called a granum are "appressed" or "agranal" thylakoids. |
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After being targeted to the thylakoid membrane, the D1 protein elongation and membrane insertion occur concomitantly. |
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Chloroplasts in these plants were smaller and contained poorly developed thylakoid membrane systems. |
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Geranylgeraniol is distributed as a pyrophosphate ester in the envelope and thylakoid membranes of chloroplasts. |
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In higher plant chloroplasts, many pigment-binding proteins are inserted into the thylakoid membrane and organized into multisubunit complexes called photosystems. |
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The thylakoid membrane envelops a central aqueous region known as the thylakoid lumen. |
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This arrangement, in which pigment aggregates exist on the thylakoid surfaces, is called a photosystem. |
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This process pumps protons across the membrane from the outside of the thylakoid membrane to the inside. |
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When these reduced plastoquinone molecules are oxidized, giving up electrons to the cytochrome-iron-sulfur complex, protons are released inside the thylakoid. |
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