Plant and Cell Physiology Supplement
Abstract of the Annual Meeting of JSPP 2009
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Adsorption of light-sensor protein AnPixJ to the silica nanoporous materials
*Yusuke TomitaSyun AokiTomoyasu NojiChihiro KamidakiTatsuya UzumakiTetsurou JinRei NarikawaMasahiko IkeuchiTsutomu KajinoShigeru Itoh
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AnPixJ is a novel cyanobacteriochrome of a cyanobacterium Anabaena(Nostoc)sp. PCC 7120. Upon the irradiation of red- light and green-light, it shows a reversible photoconversion between a green-absorbing (λmax=543 nm) and red-absorbing (λmax=648 nm) forms. His-tagged chromophore-binding GAF domain of AnPixJ protein (AnPixJ-GAF) with a molecular weight of about 20 kDa was purified by using Ni affinity column. We introduced this water-soluble protein into SiO2 mesoporous materials and tested its photoconversion. AnPixJ introduced into a silica mesoporous material showed photoconversion activity. We studied the effects of pore diameter on the extent of the adsorption and photoconversion activity.
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