Charge recombination pathways in PSII

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Charge recombination pathways in PSII Charge recombination pathways in PSII The energy gaps are not drawn to scale. Safe routes for charge recombination between P+ and QA− are indicated in blue, the damaging route producing 1O2 in red and radiative pathway in green. Stabilization of the P+PheoQA− state helps prevent reverse electron flow to form P+Pheo−QA and subsequent charge recombination to form PPheoQA. For clarity, the details of the additional electron transfer steps, including the oxidation of water and the reduction of plastoquinone to plastoquinol by PSII, collectively termed as photosynthesis, are omitted. Abbreviations: P, primary electron donor of PSII; Pheo, pheophytin electron acceptor; QA, primary plastoquinone electron acceptor; 1O2, singlet oxygen; 3O2, triplet oxygen; 3P, triplet excited state of P. Tanai Cardona et al. Essays Biochem. 2018;62:85-94 ©2018 by Portland Press Ltd