Schedule: Photosynthesis Research for Sustainability-2014
JUNE 1 (SUNDAY)

Arrival, Registration
JUNE 2 (MONDAY – 1ST DAY)

09:00–11:00 – Registration
11:00 – Opening CeremonySpecial events in honor of Professor Vladimir Shuvalov
Prof. Anatoly I. Miroshnikov, Chairman of the Pushchino Research Center
Dr. Ivan Savintsev, The head of the Pushchino city
Dr. Alexey Semenov, President of Russian Society for Photobiology
Prof. Hans van Gorkom (The Netherlands)
Lectures
Chairpersons: Masahiko Ikeuchi (Japan), Govindjee (USA),
Anatoly Tsygankov (Russia)

12:00–12:40 S1.1
Govindjee (University of Illinois, Illinois, USA) Primary photochemistryof photosynthesis: A perspective in honor of Vlad Shuvalov
12:40–13:20 S1.2
Vladimir A. Shuvalov (Institute of Basic Biological Problems, RAS,
Pushchino, Russia) Light energy convertor for biosphere
13:20–14:50 (90 min) Lunch

Chairpersons: Jian-Ren Shen (Japan), Alexandrina Stirbet (USA),Kimiyuki Satoh (Japan)

14:50–15:30 S3.1
Jian-Ren Shen (Photosynthesis Research Center, Graduate Schoolof Natural Science and Technology, Okayama University, Okayama,
Japan) Possible mechanism of photosynthetic water oxidation based on
atomic structure of Photosystem II
15:30–16:10 S7.1
Andrey B. Rubin (Faculty of Biology, Moscow State University,
Moscow, Russia) Mechanisms of regulation of the electron transfer inthe primary processes of photosynthesis
16:10–16:50 S7.2
Hong Gil Nam (Department of New Biology, DGIST and Center
for Plant Aging Research, IBS, Korea) Functional transition historyof chloroplasts along leaf life span in Arabidopsis coordinated bymulti-layered regulatory networks
16:50–17:30 S2.1
Masahiko Ikeuchi (University of Tokyo, Tokyo and Japan Science andTechnology Agency (JST), CREST, Saitama, Japan) Engineering ofantenna and photosystems in cyanobacteria
18:00 – Let’s Get Together
JUNE 3 (TUESDAY – 2ND DAY)

Lectures
Chairpersons: Andrey Rubin (Russia), Victor Nadtochenko (Russia),
Alexey Semenov (Russia)

08:30–09:00 S1.3
Hans van Gorkom (Department of Biophysics, Leiden University,
Leiden, The Netherlands) Why plants are not black09:00–09:30 S1.4
Victor A. Nadtochenko (Semenov Institute of Chemical Physics,
RAS, Moscow and Institute of Chemical Physics Problems, RAS,
Chernogolovka, Russia) Primary stages of electron and energy transfer
in Photosystem I: Effect of excitation pulse wavelength
09:30–10:00 S1.5
Alexey Yu. Semenov (A.N. Belozersky Institute of Physical-Chemical
Biology, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia) Free energy
dependence of the formation of the secondary ion-radical pair P700+A−1
in Photosystem I
10:00–10:30 (30 min) Coffee break
Chairpersons: Tohru Tsuchiya (Japan), Hong Gil Nam (Korea),
Alexander Krasnovsky Jr. (Russia)

10:30–11:00 S1.6
Anton Savitsky (Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion,
45470 Mülheim (Ruhr), Germany) Photosynthetic reaction centersin disaccharide glasses: Coupling between protein conformational
dynamics and electron-transfer kinetics
11:00–11:30 S1.7
Tatsuya Tomo (Tokyo University of Science, Tokyo and PRESTO,
Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST), Saitama, Japan)
Diversity of chlorophylls in photosynthesis
11:30–12:00 S1.8
Seiji Akimoto (Molecular Photoscience Research Center, Graduate
School of Science, Kobe University, and Japan Science and Technology
Agency, CREST, Kobe, Japan) Differences in energy transfer of
cyanobacteria grown in different cultivation media
12:00–13:30 (90 min) Lunch

Chairpersons: Hans van Gorkom (The Netherlands),
Vyacheslav Klimov (Russia), Seiji Akimoto (Japan)

13:30–14:00 S8.1
Barry D. Bruce (University of Tennessee-Knoxville, Energy Science andEngineering Program, Bredesen Center for Interdisciplinary Researchand Education, USA) Direct solar conversion using thermophilic
cyanobacteria
14:00–14:30 S3.2
Imre Vass (BRC, Institute of Plant Physiology, HAS, Szeged,
Hungary) Characterization of singlet oxygen production and its role inphotodamage in intact cyanobacteria and microalgae
14:30–15:00 S2.2
Julian Eaton-Rye (University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand)
Hydrophilic auxiliary proteins of Photosystem II in the cyanobacterium
Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803
15:00–15:30 S3.3
Takumi Noguchi (Division of Material Science, Graduate School of
Science, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan) Molecular mechanism ofphotosynthetic water oxidation revealed by infrared spectroscopy withquantum chemical calculations
15:30–16:00 (30 min) Coffee break
Chairpersons: Miwa Sugiura (Japan), Ivan Proskuryakov (Russia),
Boris Ivanov (Russia)

16:00–16:30 S2.3
Аlexander А. Krasnovsky (Jr.) (A.N. Bach Institute of Biochemistry,
RAS and M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia)
Phosphorescence of triplet chlorophylls
16:30–17:00 S7.3
Boris N. Ivanov (Institute of Basic Biological Problems, RAS,
Pushchino, Russia) The superoxide radical produced in chloroplast
thylakoids in the light is reduced in the plastoquinone pool

17:00–18:30 Poster viewing/discussion:
Sections 1–5
Chairpersons: Imre Vass (Hungary), Hong Gil Nam (Korea),
Alexander N. Tikhonov (Russia), Ernst Walter Knapp (Germany)
Sections 6–9
Chairpersons: Julian Eaton-Rye (New Zealand),Vasiliy Goltsev (Bulgaria), Tatsuya Tomo (Japan),
Kostas Stamatakis (Greece), Hazem Kalaji (Poland)
18:30 – Chamber music
Artists:
The member of Spivakov’s orchestra Anastasia Kosarskaya (oboe) andlaureate of international contests Vera Kryukova (piano);
Vivaldi, Kirnberger, Mocart, Schubert, Debussi
JUNE 4 (WEDNESDAY – 3RD DAY)

Lectures
Chairpersons: Tatsuya Tomo (Japan), Suleyman Allakhverdiev (Russia),
Daisuke Seo (Japan)

08:30–09:00 S2.4
Tohru Tsuchiya (Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan)
Molecular genetic analysis of the chlorophyll d-dominatedcyanobacterium Acaryochloris marina
09:00–09:30 S3.4
Ernst Walter Knapp (Institute of Chemistry and Biochemistry,
Freie Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany) pKa computations of
di-manganese model complexes and S1-state EXAFS spectra from
DFT optimized Mn-cluster in PS II
09:30–10:00 S3.5
Yuki Kato (Division of Material Science, Graduate School of Science,
Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan) FTIR spectroelectrochemical study
on the influence of Mn-depletion on the redox potential of the non-heme
iron and its surrounding structure in Photosystem II

10:00–10:30 (30 min) Coffee break
Chairpersons: Imre Vass (Hungary), Takumi Noguchi (Japan),
Arvi Freiberg (Estonia)

10:30–11:00 S7.4
Mikhail F. Yanyushin (Institute of Basic Biological Problems, RAS,
Pushchino, Moscow Region, Russia) Comparison of dendrogramsfor electron transporting chains components with the common
phylogeny of prokaryotes as an aproach to the problem of the origin andthe evolution of photosynthesis and respiration
11:00–11:30 S3.6
Miwa Sugiura (Proteo-Science Research Center, Ehime University,
Ehime and PRESTO, Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST),
Saitama, Japan) Histidine hydroxyl modification on D2-His336
in Photosystem II of Thermosynechoccocus vulcanus andThermosynechoccocus elongates
11:30–12:00 S3.7
Vyacheslav V. Klimov (Institute of Basic Biological Problems, RAS,
Pushchino, Moscow Region, Russia) Bicarbonate requirement forthe donor side of Photosystem II
12:00–13:30 (90 min) Lunch
Chairpersons: Suleyman Allakhverdiev (Russia),
Marian Brestic (Slovak Republic), Yuki Kato (Japan)

13:30–14:00 S5.1
Arvi Freiberg (Institute of Physics and Institute of Molecular andCell Biology, University of Tartu, Tartu, Estonia) Light harvesting inphotosynthetic bacteria acclimated to different levels of light
14:00–14:30 S4.1
Ivan Proskuryakov (Institute of Basic Biological Problems, RAS,
Pushchino, Moscow region, Russia) TR EPR study of singlet-triplet
fission of carotenoid excitation

14:30–15:00 S7.5
Evgeny Maksimov (Department of Biophysics, Faculty of Biology,
Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia) The signaling state oforange carotenoid protein
15:00–15:30 (30 min) Coffee break
Chairpersons: Subramanyam Rajagopal (India),Franz-Josef Schmitt (Germany), Alex Ivanov (Canada)

15:30–16:00 S7.6
Subramanyam Rajagopal (Department of Plant Sciences, School of Life
Sciences, University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad, India)
Anaerobic and heat induced state transitions in Arabidopsis thaliana
and its signal mechanism in thylakoid membranes
16:00–16:30 S5.2
Vadim Selyanin (Institute of Microbiology, Academy of Sciences,Třeboň, Czech Republic) The size and amount of photosynthetic unit inpurple bacteria
16:30–17:40 Poster viewing/discussion:
Sections 1–5
Chairpersons: Imre Vass (Hungary), Hong Gil Nam (Korea),
Alexander N. Tikhonov (Russia), Ernst Walter Knapp (Germany)
Sections 6–11
Chairpersons: Julian Eaton-Rye (New Zealand),Vasiliy Goltsev (Bulgaria), Tatsuya Tomo (Japan),
Kostas Stamatakis (Greece), Hazem Kalaji (Poland)
18:00 – Bonfire
JUNE 5 (THURSDAY – 4TH DAY)

Tours

JUNE 6 (FRIDAY – 5TH DAY)

Lectures
Chairpersons: Julian Eaton-Rye (New Zealand), Mi-Sun Kim (Korea),
George Papageorgiou (Greece)

08:30–09:00 S8.2
Hiroshi Nishihara (Department of Chemistry, School of Science,
The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan) Photoelectron conversion using
combination of bio-components with artificial molecules
09:00–09:30 S6.1
Ivelina Zaharieva (Freie Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany)
Manganese oxides as biomimetic water-oxidation catalysts
09:30–10:00 S7.7
Franz-Josef Schmitt (Institute of Physical Chemistry, Technical
University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany) Fluorescence imaging of light
induced reactive oxygen species (ROS) in plant cell tissue
10:00–10:30 (30 min) Coffee break
Chairpersons: Hiroshi Nishihara (Japan); Ernst Walter Knapp (Germany),
Alexander N. Tikhonov (Russia)

10:30–11:00 S8.3
Mi-Sun Kim (Biomass and Waste Energy Laboratory, Korea Institute ofEnergy Research, Daejeon, Republic of Korea)
Photo fermentative hydrogen production in combination with lactate
and methane fermentation to maximize the bioenergy recovery fromfood waste
11:00–11:30 S8.4
Hajime Masukawa (Research Institute for Photobiological Hydrogen
Production and Department of Biological Sciences, Kanagawa
University, Tsuchiya, Hiratsuka, Kanagawa, Japan)
Photobiological hydrogen production by Anabaena PCC 7120 mutants
with increased heterocyst frequency

11:30–12:00 S8.5
Azat Abdullatypov (Institute of Basic Biological Problems RAS,
Pushchino, Moscow Region, Russia) Modeling the HydSL-hydrogenasefrom Thiocapsa roseopersicina

Poster viewing/discussion:
Sections 1–5
Chairpersons: Imre Vass (Hungary), Hong Gil Nam (Korea),
Alexander N. Tikhonov (Russia), Ernst Walter Knapp (Germany)

12:00–12:30 S4.2
Petar H. Lambrev (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, BiologicalResearch Centre, Szeged, Hungary) Energy transfer in plant lightharvesting complex II revealed by room-temperature 2D electronic
spectroscopy

Sections 6–9
Chairpersons: Julian Eaton-Rye (New Zealand),Vasiliy Goltsev (Bulgaria), Tatsuya Tomo (Japan),
Kostas Stamatakis (Greece), Hazem Kalaji (Poland)

12:30–14:00 (90 min) Lunch
Chairpersons: Hazem M. Kalaji (Poland), Vasiliy Goltsev (Bulgaria),
Mahir Mamedov (Russia)

14:00–14:30 S7.8
Alexander N. Tikhonov (Faculty of Physics, Moscow State University,
Moscow, Russia) Light-induced regulation of photosynthetic electrontransport in chloroplasts
14:30–15:00 S7.9
Eugene A. Lysenko (Institute of Plant Physiology, RAS, Moscow, Russia)
Cadmium uptake into chloroplasts and its impact on chloroplastic
mRNAs, proteins, and energy quenching
15:30–16:00 S9.1
Alexandrina Stirbet (204 Anne Burras Ln, Newport News, VA 23606,
USA) Photosynthetic performance indexes based on fast Chl afluorescence induction data: advantages and limitations
16:00–16:30 (30 min) Coffee break

18:00 – Special Events
1) Young Talents (4 awards/prizes)
2) Best posters (4 awards/prizes)
The awards will be presented to young researchers who have done
outstanding research in the field of photosynthesis research forsustainability. All young researchers, including Ph.D. students and PostDocs may compete for awards.
The names of winners will be selected by the committee (see below),according to recommendation of chairpersons of poster sections.
Committee: Govindjee (USA), Julian Eaton-Rye (New Zealand),
Jian-Ren Shen (Japan), Tatsuya Tomo (Japan), Imre Vass (Hungary),
Suleyman Allakhverdiev (Russia)
19:00 – Banquet
JUNE 7 (SATURDAY – 6TH DAY)

Lectures
Chairpersons: Kimiyuki Satoh (Japan), Govindjee (USA),
George Papageorgiou (Greece)

09:00–09:30 S4.3
Alexander N. Malyan (Institute of Basic Biological Problems, RAS,
Pushchino, Moscow Region, Russia) Energy-dependent regulation ofchloroplast ATP synthase

Poster Session Schedule

09:30–10:00 S2.5
Lyudmila G. Vasilieva (Institute of Basic Biological Problems,
RAS, Pushchino, Russia) Relocation of BChl axial ligands inRhodobacter sphaeroides mutant reaction centers
10:00–10:30 S4.4
Anatoly Shkuropatov (Institute of Basic Biological Problems, RAS,
Pushchino, Moscow Region, Russia) Photosystem II core complexes
from spinach with chemically modified pigment composition
10:30–11:00 S1.9
Roman Y. Pishchalnikov (Prokhorov General Physics Institute, RAS,
Moscow, Russia) Numerical studies of the photosynthetic reaction
center femtosecond transient absorption by means of hierarchicalequations of motions
11:00–11:30 S1.10
Anton Khmelnitskiy (Institute of Basic Biological Problems,
RAS, Pushchino, Moscow Region, Russia) Femtosecond processesof charge separation in wild type and mutant reaction centers of
Rhodobacter sphaeroides
11:30 – Closing ceremony
Govindjee (USA), Hans van Gorkom (The Netherlands),
George Papageorgiou (Greece), Kimiyuki Satoh (Japan),Yuriy Erokhin (Russia)

JUNE 03

Section 1
S1.11 Andrei G. Yakovlev, Vladimir I. Novoderezhkin,Alexandra S. Taisova, Vladimir A. Shuvalov, Zoya G. Fetisova
Polarized transient absorption spectroscopy of Chloroflexus aurantiacus
chlorosomes

S1.12 Larisa Khamidullina, Gusel Akhtyamova,

Svetlana Batasheva, Golsoyar Bakirova, Vladimir Chikov
Effect of lighting conditions under plant cultivation on the photosynthetic
carbon metabolism in potato with elevated apoplastic invertase activity

S1.13 Peter P. Knox, Evgeni P. Lukashev,

Nuranija Kh. Seifullina, Nadezhda P. Grishanova
About the differences in kinetics of redox changes of bacteriochlorophylland quinone acceptors in purple bacteria RCs
S1.14 Mahir Mamedov, Irina Petrova, Denis Yanykin, Andrey Zaspa,

Alexey Semenov
Trehalose effects on Photosystem II complex
S1.15 Pyotr A. MamonovComputational study of protons transfer within photosynthetic reaction
center of purple bacteria Rb . Sphaeroides
S1.16 Anastasia Petrova, Ivan Shelaev, Fedor Gostev,

Taking photos, all together

Mahir Mamedov, Victor Nadtochenko and Alexey Semenov
Indication of electron transfer asymmetry in cyanobacterial Photosystem I

The end and Free time

S1.17 Andrei Razjivin, Viktor Kompanets, Zoya Makhneva,

JUNE 8 (SUNDAY)

Departure

Andrey Moskalenko, Sergey Chekalin
LH2 complexes: Mechanism of two -photon excitation within 1200–1500 nm
range

S1.18 Toshiyuki Sinoda, Daisuke Nii, Tatsuya Tomo, Seiji Akimoto,

Min Chen, Hisataka Ohta, Suleyman I. Allakhverdiev
Spectroscopic analysis of chlorophyll f containing cyanobacteria
S1.19 Andrei G. Yakovlev, Vladimir A. Shuvalov

Spectral exhibition of electron-vibrational relaxation in P* state of
Rhodobacter sphaeroides reaction centers

Section 2
S2.6 Parveen Akhtar, Márta Dorogi, Krzysztof Pawlak,Győző Garab, Petar H. Lambrev
Effects of detergents, lipids and trimer-trimer contacts on the pigment
excitonic interactions in plant light-harvesting complex II
S2.7 Aleksandr Ashikhmin, Zoya Makhneva, Maksim Bolshakov,

Yuriy Erokhin, Andrey Moskalenko
R ecovering colored - carotenoid biosynthesis in the cells of the sulfur
photosynthetic bacterium Ectothiorhodospira haloalkaliphila
S2.8 Maksim Bolshakov, Aleksandr Ashikhmin,

Zoya Makhneva, Andrey Moskalenko
Could the LH2 complex from purple photosynthetic bacteria be assembled
in the cell without carotenoids?
S2.9 Kostas Stamatakis, Dimitris Vayenos, Christos Kotakis

Integration of Antarctic phaeophyte K leptoplast in a dinoflagellate host
S2.10 Elena V. Tyutereva, Wolfram G. Brenner, Alexandra N. Ivanova,

Katharina Pawlowski, Olga V. Voitsekhovskaja

Changed stoichiometry of the minor antenna and PS2 reaction centres,
a possible basis for increased photosynthesis productivity and increased
tolerance to light and drought stress in barley

Section 3
S3.8 N. E. Belyaeva, F.-J. Schmitt, V. Z. Paschenko,

G. Yu. Riznichenko, A. B. Rubin
Evolution of the Photosystem II redox states by modeling of the electrontransfer

S3.9 Imed Hasni, Saber Hamdani and Robert Carpentier

Impact of the interaction of Al3+ with the proteins composition of
Photosystem II
S3.10 Zhiyong Liang, Ivelina Zaharieva, Oliver Karge, Holger Dau

Suprising glycerol effect on the activation enthalpy of water oxidation in
Photosystem II
S3.11 Mohammad Mahdi Najafpour, Mahnaz Abasi,

Tatsuya Tomo, Suleyman I. Allakhverdiev
Mn Oxide/Nanodiamond composite: A new water- oxidizing catalyst forwater oxidation

S3.12 Shin Nakamura and Takumi Noguchi

Vibrational analyses of the water oxidizing center in Photosystem II using
QM/MM calculations

S3.13 László Sass, Zsuzsanna Deák, Imre Vass

In silico photosynthesis: computer assisted simulation of electron transport
processes in Photosystem II
S3.14 Boris Semin, Lira Davletshina, Tatyana Podkovirina,

Kirill Timofeev, Andrey Rubin
Extraction of Mn cations from oxygen-evolving complex by hydroquinone
at different pH: correlation between pH-dependent resistance of M n ions to
the action of hydroquinone and oxygen-evolving activity
S3.15 S. Skandary, M. Hussels, A. Konrad, C. Glöckner,

E. Schlodder, J. Hellmich, A. Zouni, M. Brecht
Single molecule spectroscopy on Photosystem II of
Thermosynechoccus elongatus

S3.16 Masato Yamada, Tatsuya Tomo
Function and characterization of Photosystem II extrinsic protein PSBQ′

Section 8
S8.6 Thitirut Assawamongkholsiri, Alissara Reungsang

Simultaneous bio -hydrogen and microbial oil production by
Rhodobacter sp. KKU-PS1
S8.7 Barry D. Bruce

Applied photosynthesis: Putting PS I to work
S8.8 Khorcheska A. Batyrova, Anastasia I. Gavrisheva, Anatoly A. Tsygankov
Sustained hydrogen photoproduction by phosphorous-deprived marine green
microalgae Chlorella C65.
S8.9 Arturo Solís Herrera
Human photosynthesis?
S8.10 Shu Ikehira, Mariko Miyachi, Kyoko Okuzono,

Yoshinori Yamanoi, Tatsuya Tomo and Hiroshi Nishihara
Construction of a photochemical system using PS II and a molecular wire
equipped with a platinum nanoparticle

S8.11 Tatyana Laurinavichene, Evgeny Shastik and Anatoly Tsygankov

Hydrogen photoproduction by mixed culture of Rhodobacter sphaeroides andClostridium butyricum
S8.12 Valéria Nagy, André Vidal-Meireles, Roland Tengölics,

Gábor Rákhely, Győző Garab, László Kovács, Szilvia Z. Tóth
Effects of ascorbate on Photosystem II during sulphur-deprivation ofChlamydomonas reinhardtii

JUNE 04

Section 7
S7.10 Abdelghafar M. Abu-Elsaoud and Allan G. Rasmusson

Does the external mitochondrial NADPH dehydrogenase have a specialrole in protecting the chloroplasts from bleaching in young leaves of

Nicotiana sylvestris tobacco?

S7.20 Zinaida Eltsova and Anatoly Tsygankov

Continuous cultures of Rhodobacter sphaeroides
S7.21 Shahniyar Bayramov, Ulduza Gurbanova, Hasan Babayev,

Minakhanym Aliyeva, Novruz Guliyev, Yashar Feyziyev
Effects of temperature and light intensity on photosynthetic enzyme
activities in C4 species of Chenopodiaceae family in the natural environment
S7.22 Vasilij Goltsev, Stella Dimitrova, Kolyo Dankov, Vladimir Aleksandrov,

S7.11 Jalal A. Aliyev

Photosynthetic gas exchange of wheat varieties under water deficit

Vasilena Krasteva, Momchil Paunov, Hazem M. Kalaji, Reto J. Strasser
Application of biophysical luminescence methods for plant phenotyping

S7.12 Tofiq I. Allahverdiyev

S7.23 Farida B. Guliyeva, Samira M. Rustamova,

Effect of drought stress on yield and yield components of durum and breadwheat genotypes

S7.13 Ulduza Gurbanova, Hasan Babayev, Minakhanym Aliyeva,

Yashar Feyziyev, Novruz Guliyev

Irada M. Huseynova, Jalal A. Aliyev
Molecular detection of leaf rust resistance genes Lr26 and Lr35 in wheat
cultivars in A zerbaijan
S7.24 Irada M. Huseynova, Durna R. Aliyeva, Jalal A. Aliyev

Effects of drought on mitochondrial NAD-malate dehydrogenase in
Amaranthus cruentus L. during ontogenesis

Generation of free radicals and antioxidative defense system in wheat
plants subjected to long -term soil drought

S7.14 Shahniyar Bayramov, Minakhanym Aliyeva,

S7.25 Elena Ikkonen, Tatjana Shibaeva and Aleksander Titov

Photosynthetic enzyme activities under drought stress in
Chenopodium album L.

S7.26 Alexander G. Ivanov, David P. Sprott, Mona Sedeek, Marc Rosembert,

Taliya Orujova, Wolfgang BrüggemannS7.15 Maria Borisova-Mubarakshina, Boris Ivanov,

Tatyana Fedorchuk, Natalia Rudenko, Daria Vetoshkina,
Marina Kozuleva, Luca Dall’osto, Stefano Cazzaniga, Roberto Bassi
Identification of the signal messenger for the long-term regulation of
the Photosystem II light-harvesting antenna size in high light
S7.16 Marián Brestič, Marek Živčák, Kristýna Kunderlíková,

Katarína Olšovská and Suleyman I. Allakhverdiev
Specific responses of PS I and PS II electron transport in leaves of chlorina
wheat mutants

S7.17 Nina Djapic

Chlorophyll catabolism under low water regime in Apium graveolens
var. Dulce
S7.18 Tamara Golovko, Igor Dalke, Ilya Zakhozhiy and Olga Dymova

The tolerance of lichen Lobaria pulmonaria photosynthesis to excess lightand UV(A+B)-radiation
S7.19 Olga Dymova, Mikhail Khristin and Tamara Golovko

The state of pigment-protein complexes in cloroplasts of Ajuga reptans
summer and winter green leaves

Thermal acclimation of photosynthesis in cucumber leaves is enhanced bya daily short-term temperature drop
Leonid Kurepin, Jas Singh, Norman P.A. Huner, Leonid V. Savitch
Role of CBF-mediated alternative electron pathways in balancing

chloroplast redox signaling and cold acclimation of photosynthesis

S7.27 Atabay Jahangirov, Gamid Hamidov, Ali Jahangirov,

Djavanshir Talai, Irada Huseynova, Jalal Aliyev
Investigation of reutilization of photosynthetic products in wheat
genotypes with contrasting morpho -physiological parameters under water
stress

S7.28 Hassan Khanzade, Rasoul Fakhari, Ahmad Tobeh

Effects of planting and harvest dates on quantity and quality of sugar beetseed in IranS7.29 E. G. Maksimov, K. E. Klementiev, G. V. Tsoraev,

I. V. Elanskaya, and V. Z. Paschenko
The time course of non-photochemical quenching and fluorescence recovery
in Synechocystis sp. PCC6803
S7.30 Anna V. Komarova, Alexander A. Bulychev and Tatyana N. Bibikova

Mechanical stress in the plant cell: relation to photosynthesis

S7.31 Ayumi Matsuhashi, Hiroko Tahara, Junji Uchiyama,

Satoru Ogawa and Hisataka Ohta
Slr2019, lipidA transporter homolog, is essential for acidic tolerance inSynechocystis sp. PCC6803
S7.32 Ankush Prasad, Aditya Kumar, Pavel Pospíšil

Evidence on superoxide anion radical formation on the electron donor sideof Photosystem II: EPR spin trapping study
S7.33 F.-J. Schmitt, M. Broser, C. Junghans, V. D. Kreslavski,

A. Zorina, D. A. Los, S. I. Allakhverdiev, T. Friedrich
Homo -FRET for the investigation of the oligomeric state of proteins toobserve the D1 repair cycle in PS II

JUNE 06

Section 4
S4.5 Olga Avercheva, Elizaveta Bassarskaya, Tatiana Zhigalova
Effect of narrow-band red and blue light on energy-dependent processes inchloroplasts of barley seedlings

S4.6 Maciej Michalik, Heriyanto, Bożena Boroń, Anna Susz, Leszek Fiedor

Double pigment exchange approach to investigate antenna processes in
LH1 antenna from Rhodospirillum rubrum
S4.7 Aya Onishi, Shimpei Aikawa, Akihiko Kondo, Seiji Akimoto

S7.34 Pavol Slamka, Katarína Olšovská, Marek Živčák and Marián Brestič

Energy transfer in Anabaena variabilis filaments during heterocyst
differentiation studied by time-resolved fluorescencespring barley

S4.8 Vera Opanasenko, Ilya Naydov

S7.35 Hiroko Tahara, Ayumi Matsuhashi, Junji Uchiyama,chloroplasts

Effect of water stress on photosynthetic and physiological parameters in

The amine uncoupling of energy transformation in thylakoids of pea

Satoru Ogawa, Kouji Matsumoto and Hisataka Ohta
SltB2 and SltC2 are involved in acid stress tolerance inSynechocystis sp. PCC6803

S4.9 Kostas Stamatakis and George C. Papageorgiou
The induction of chlorophyll a fluorescence in cyanobacteria in

S7.36 E. G. Maksimov, K. E. Klementiev, G. V. Tsoraev,

scavengers

M. D. Mamedov, and V. Z. Paschenko
Non-photochemical quenching of chlorophyll fluorescence revealed frompicosecond time-resolved fluorimetry
S7.37 Junji Uchiyama, Yu Kanesaki, Naoya Iwata, Ryousuke Asakura,

Kento Funamizu, Rizumu Tasaki, Mina Agatsuma, Hiroko Tahara,
Ayumi Matsuhashi, Hirofumi Yoshikawa and Hisataka Ohta
Genomic analysis of parallel-evolved cyanobacterium
Synechocystis sp. PCC6803 under acid stress
S7.38 István Z. Vass, P. B. Kós, J. Knoppová, J. Komenda, Imre Vass

Efficient PS II repair in the cyanobacterium Synechocystis PCC 6803
requires the cry-DASH cryptochrome
S7.39 Marek Živčák, Marián Brestič, Zuzana Balátová, Katarína Olšovská

R egulation of electron and proton transport in different wheat genotypes
in conditions of high temperature

the absence and in the presence of exogenously added singlet oxygen

S4.10 S. M. Pershin, R. Y. Pishchalnikov

H2O (D2O) in purple bacteria reaction center as a modulator of pump-probe
kinetics due to spin- conversion
S4.11 Pavel Krasilnikov, Dmitryi Zlenko, Igor Stadnichuk

Molecular mechanism of phycobilisome photoprotection against highly
excess light

S4.12 Yoshifumi Ueno, Shimpei Aikawa, Akihiko Kondo, Seiji Akimoto

Light adaptation of the primitive red alga Cyanidioschyzon merolae, provedby time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy

Section 5
S5.3 Marina Kozuleva, Anastasia Petrova, Mahir Mamedov,Alexey Semenov, Boris Ivanov
Mechanisms of the Mehler reaction in Photosystem I: Clarification of
the role of phylloquinone and ferredoxin

S5.4 Daisuke Seo, Erika Nishimura, Hiroshi Naito, Takeshi Sakurai

R eplacement of the Tyr50 stacked on the si-face of the isoalloxazine ringof FAD in Bacillus subtilis ferredoxin-NADP+ oxidoreductase modulates its
redox properties

Section 6
S6.2 Gennady Komissarov

Artificial photosynthesis based on hydrogen peroxide
S6.3 Mohammad Mahdi Najafpour, Atefeh Nemati Moghaddam,

Małgorzata Hołyńska, Sayed Habib Kazemi, Amir Nasser Shamkhali,
Emad Amini, Mostafa Ghaemmaghami, Davood Jafarian Sedigh,Rahim Mohamadi, Sasan Zaynalpoor, Katrin Beckmann,and Warwick Hillier

Oxygen evolution by manganese complexes in the presence of chemical
oxidants

S6.4 A. A. Volgusheva, T. K. Antal, G. P. Kukarskikh,O. G. Lavrukhina, T. E. Krendeleva
Magnesium deprivation as an alternative approach to sustain hydrogenphotoproduction in green microalgae

S6.5 Neal Woodbury

Towards design rules for building photosynthetic systems

Section 9
S9.2 Abdelghafar M. Abu-Elsaoud and Allan G. Rasmusson

A red/blue light emitting diode intermittent light system for investigating
fluctuation tolerance actions of respiratory chain proteinsS9.3 A. G. Gabdulkhakov, V. G. Kljashtorny, T. Y. Fufina,

L. G. Vasilieva and Vladimir A. Shuvalov
Effect of point mutations on stability of bacterial photoreaction center:molecular dynamics studies

S9.4 Thomas Friedrich, Franz-Josef Schmitt and Neslihan N. Tavraz

Fluorescence lifetime analysis of infrared -fluorescent protein variants
derived from a bacterial phytochrome , R pBphP2
S9.5 Hazem M. Kalaji, Magdalena D. Cetner, Izabela A. Samborska,

Izabela Łukasik, Vasilij Goltsev
Some unusual applications of chlorophyll fluorescenceS9.6 Ateeq ur-Rehman, Zsuzsanna Deák, Anthony Larkum,

Peter J. Ralph and Imre Vass
Production of singlet oxygen in cultured Symbiodinium cells,
the photosyenthetic partner of the coral Pocillopora damicornis