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Cyanobacterial Approach<br />

Unit photosynthetic apparatus <strong>and</strong> cyanobacterial TLA organization<br />

The model shows the anticipated antenna size <strong>in</strong> TLA cyanobactaria<br />

AP-core<br />

AP<br />

AP<br />

cytosol<br />

95<br />

Chl<br />

Fx<br />

P700<br />

95<br />

Chl<br />

Fx<br />

P700<br />

Qa<br />

P680<br />

Qa<br />

P680<br />

Fx<br />

P700<br />

95<br />

Chl<br />

Fx<br />

P700<br />

95<br />

Chl<br />

Thylakoid<br />

membrane<br />

95 Chl<br />

for each PSI<br />

35 Chl<br />

for each PSII<br />

lumen<br />

Go/No-Go Decision: Present evidence at the molecular <strong>and</strong> biochemical levels to<br />

demonstrate proof-of concept <strong>and</strong> capability of gene replacement <strong>in</strong> cyanobacteria, as the<br />

method of choice for the generation of TLA mutants <strong>in</strong> these photosynthetic microorganisms.<br />

UCB-Melis 13

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