Degradation of PsbO by the Deg Protease hhoA is thioredoxin dependent

The widely distributed members of the Deg/HtrA protease family play an important role in the proteolysis of misfolded and damaged proteins. Here we show that the Deg protease rHhoA is able to degrade PsbO, the extrinsic protein of the Photosystem II [PSII] oxygen-evolving complex in Synechocystis sp...

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