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A. Segalla

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Inactivation of mitochondrial complex IV in Physcomitrium patens reveals the essential role of respiration in coordinating plants metabolism

A. M. Vera-Vives, M. Mellon, G. Libero, P. Westhoff, A. Segalla, E. Bizzotto, S. Campanaro, F. Sparla, A. P. M. Weber, A. Alboresi, T. Morosinotto

This study inactivates mitochondrial complex IV in moss to show respiration's role in coordinating carbon and nitrogen metabolism in photosynthetic cells.

bioRxiv · May 6, 2024 · PreprintPlant Biology

The activity of chloroplast NADH dehydrogenase-like complex influences the photosynthetic activity of the moss Physcomitrella patens

M. Storti, M. P. Puggioni, A. Segalla, T. Morosinotto, A. Alboresi

This study investigates the role of the chloroplast NDH complex in photosynthetic activity in moss, showing its contribution to preventing PSI photoinhibition and its functional overlap with FLV proteins.

bioRxiv · Jan 29, 2020Plant Biology

Regulation of electron transport is essential for photosystem I stability and plant growth

M. Storti, A. Segalla, M. Mellon, A. Alboresi, T. Morosinotto

The paper shows that cyclic and pseudocyclic electron transport mechanisms in plants overlap functionally, and their combined inactivation causes photosystem I damage and growth reduction.

bioRxiv · Nov 6, 2019Plant Biology