Photoconvertible and non-photoconvertible forms of protochlorophyll(ide) in etiolated bean leaves
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Precursors of chlorophylls in etiolated bean leaves were studied by a sensitive technique of dual wavelength scanning of thin layer chromatograms of pigments. The photoconvertible pigments with absorption maxima at 650 and 638 nm, respectively, were identified as protochlorophyllide. A minor non-photoconvertible pigment with a maximum at 628 nm was found to be protochlorophyll.
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著者
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Ogawa Teruo
Laboratory Of Plant Physiology The Institute Of Physical And Chemical Research
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Ogawa Teruo
Laboratory Of Plant Physiology Institute Of Physical And Chemical Research (rikagaku Kenkyusho)
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Shibata Kazuo
Laboratory of Plant Physiology, The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research
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Shibata Kazuo
Laboratory Of Plant Physiology Institute Of Physical And Chemical Research (rikagaku Kenkyusho)
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Bovey Florence
Laboratory of Plant Physiology, Institute of Physical and Chemical Research (Rikagaku Kenkyusho)
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Bovey Florence
Laboratory Of Plant Physiology Institute Of Physical And Chemical Research (rikagaku Kenkyusho)
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