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The current issue of Photochemistry and Photobiology features a Symposium-in-Print on photosynthesis, with an introduction by Winslow Briggs (Stanford University) and Chentao Lin (UCLA).
This Symposium-in-Print features 14 articles on diverse areas of photosynthesis. Four of these papers are focused on protection of the photosynthetic apparatus from damage, four papers are focused on metal-containing components of the photosynthetic apparatus, three papers feature the use of sophisticated spectroscopy methods, and three papers are review articles focused on different specific aspects of photosynthesis.
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