Endosymbiotic origin of mitochondria and plastids

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Endosymbiotic origin of mitochondria and plastids
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Polycistronic mRNAs
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Prokaryotic like mRNA in plastid
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Comparison of genome sizes
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Huge variation in size of mitochondrial genomes
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Plant mitochondrial genomes exist as subgenomic
circles
A Inverted repeats B Direct repeats
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Smallest mitochondrial genome most derived
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Promiscuous DNA
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Nucleus and plastid encoded gene products in a
single enzyme
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Coordinate expression of nuclear and chloroplast
genes
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Accumulation of Rubisco requires stoichiometric
assembly of subunits
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Thylakoid proteins are synthesized on membrane
bound ribosomes
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Steps in the synthesis of a protein possible
points of regulation
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Cofactors in PSII
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Cytochrome b6f complex with heme and FeS cofactors
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Cofactor requirement for stable protein
accumulation
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Steps in the synthesis of D1- pausing to allow
cofactor insertion
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Translational regulation of plastid mRNAs via
nuclear gene products
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Regulation by products of photosynthesis
Redox
Adenine nucleotides