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April 1, 1998Current Opinion in Chemical Biology62 citationsOpen Access

Manganese and tyrosyl radical function in photosynthetic oxygen evolution

CTCecilia TommosCHCurtis W. HogansonMVMarilena Di Valentin

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Photosystem II catalyzes the photosynthetic oxidation of water to O2. The structural and functional basis for this remarkable process is emerging. The catalytic site contains a tetramanganese cluster, calcium, chloride and a redox-active tyrosine organized so as to promote electroneutral hydrogen atom abstraction from manganese-bound substrate water by the tyrosyl radical. Recent work is assessed within the framework of this model for the water oxidizing process.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a71015d78a11c550e0b0b94https://doi.org/10.1016/s1367-5931(98)80066-5
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