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The TL29 protein is lumen located, associated with PSII and not an ascorbate peroxidase

Granlund et al., 2009

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Granlund I
Storm P
Schubert M
García-Cerdán J
Funk C
Schröder W
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Plant and cell physiology

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The TL29 protein is one of the more abundant proteins in the thylakoid lumen of plant chloroplasts. Based on its sequence homology to ascorbate peroxidases, but without any supporting biochemical evidence, TL29 was suggested to be involved in the plant defense …
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