Antenna ring around trimeric Photosystem I in chlorophyll b containing cyanobacterium Prochlorothrix hollandica. 
Prochlorothrix hollandica is one of the three known species of an unusual clade of cyanobacteria (formerly called "prochlorophytes") that contain chlorophyll a and b molecules bound to intrinsic light-harvesting antenna proteins.  Here, we report the structural characterization of supramolecular complex consisting of Photosystem I (PSI) associated with the chlorophyll a/b-binding Pcb proteins.  Electron microscopy and single particle image analysis of negatively stained preparations revealed that the Pcb-PSI supercomplex consists of a central trimeric PSI surrounded by a ring of 18 Pcb subunits.  We conclude that the formation of the Pcb ring around trimeric PSI represents a mechanism for increasing the light-harvesting efficiency in chlorophyll b-containing cyanobacteria.