Reginald R. England, Christine J. Hughes, E.Hilary Evans
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An Anacystis nidulans tolerant to lead which shows variation in photosystem 2
A strain of the cyanobacterium Anacystis nidulans has been isolated which is tolerant to lead. This strain exhibits increased photosynthetic oxygen evolution and lacks a 36 kDa peptide which is associated with the oxygen evolution mechanism. There is an increase in the level of a 12 kDa peptide whose function is uncertain.