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Record type:	stať ve sborníku (D)
Home Department:	Katedra fyziky (31300)
Title:	Photosynthesis of higher plants - from biophysics towards application in ecophysiology
Citace	Špunda, V., Kalina, J., Čajánek, M., Štroch, M., Navrátil, M. a Kurasová, I. Photosynthesis of higher plants - from biophysics towards application in ecophysiology. In: Teaching and Learning Physics in New Contexts: Teaching and Learning Physics in New Contexts 2004-07-19 Ostrava, Czech Republic. Ostrava: University of Ostrava, 2004. University of Ostrava, 2004. s. 46-46. ISBN 80-7042-379-X.

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Publication year:	2004
Obor:	Biofyzika
Number of pages:	1
Page from:	46
Page to:	46
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ISBN code:	80-7042-379-X
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Proceedings title:	Teaching and Learning Physics in New Contexts
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Publisher name:	University of Ostrava
Place of publishing:	Ostrava
Country of Publication:	Sborník vydaný v ČR
Název konference:	Teaching and Learning Physics in New Contexts
Místo konání konference:	Ostrava, Czech Republic
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Typ akce podle státní příslušnosti účastníků:	Celosvětová akce
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Key words in English:	photosynthesis; biophysics; ecophysiology; photosynthetic acclimation; global climate change
Annotation in original language:	Photosynthesis is process connecting light energy absorption by pigment-protein complexes, its photochemical conversion in reaction centres of photosystems II and I, ATP and NADPH formation, CO2 assimilation and transport of photosynthates. These reactions are performed by complex systems located in thylakoid membranes and stroma of chloroplasts. Biophysics, together with biochemistry and molecular biology, stands in centre of current research on structure, composition and function of photosyntetic apparatus. Biophysical approach to photosynthesis research includes both experimental techniques and structure-function mechanisms of individual reactions. Among the experimental techniques the methods of optical spectroscopy in UV-VIS region (particularly chlorophyll a fluorescence) provide valuable information on the utilization of light energy in photochemical reactions and are widely used in ecophysiologal applications.
Annotation in english language:	Photosynthesis is process connecting light energy absorption by pigment-protein complexes, its photochemical conversion in reaction centres of photosystems II and I, ATP and NADPH formation, CO2 assimilation and transport of photosynthates. These reactions are performed by complex systems located in thylakoid membranes and stroma of chloroplasts. Biophysics, together with biochemistry and molecular biology, stands in centre of current research on structure, composition and function of photosyntetic apparatus. Biophysical approach to photosynthesis research includes both experimental techniques and structure-function mechanisms of individual reactions. Among the experimental techniques the methods of optical spectroscopy in UV-VIS region (particularly chlorophyll a fluorescence) provide valuable information on the utilization of light energy in photochemical reactions and are widely used in ecophysiologal applications.

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