A non-photosynthetic green alga illuminates the reductive evolution of plastid electron transport systems

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RT @BMCBiology: New Research: Kayama & co suggest that an electron sink system may be retained in alage and plants after loss of #photosynt…

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RT @BMCBiology: New Research: Kayama & co suggest that an electron sink system may be retained in alage and plants after loss of #photosynt…

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New Research: Kayama & co suggest that an electron sink system may be retained in alage and plants after loss of #photosynthesis, and act in redox homeostasis #openaccess paper here: https://t.co/2oEhdfWrUp https://t.co/Wcfpijnf4L

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RT @BMCBiology: A hidden step in the reductive evolution of plastid electron transport systems, after the loss of photosynthesis? Kayama &…

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