Current molecular analyses suggest that initial steps of the biogenesis of cyanobacterial photosystems progress in a membrane subfraction representing a biosynthetic center with contact to both plasma and thylakoid membranes. This special membrane fraction is defined by the presence of the photosystem II assembly factor PratA. The proposed model suggests that both biogenesis of protein complexes and insertion of chlorophyll molecules into the photosystems occur in this intermediate membrane system.
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