Light-Dark Regulation of Starch Metabolism in Chloroplasts: II. Effect of Chloroplastic Metabolite Levels on the Formation of ADP-Glucose by Chloroplast Extracts 1

AUTOR(ES)

Kaiser, Werner M.

RESUMO

The rate of ADP-glucose formation from [14C]glucose 6-phosphate and ATP by the soluble fraction of lysed chloroplasts is studied as a function of the levels of metabolites (3-phosphoglycerate, orthophosphate, hexose monophosphate, and ATP) as determined in whole chloroplasts of Spinacia oleracea in light and dark.

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