Unlocking the Secrets of Redox Chemistry in Photosynthesis: Quinones and Beyond

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Background

We're pleased to dedicate this issue to Professor Giovanni Venturoli, whose scientific achievements are matched only by his kindness, insight, and collaborative spirit.

This Research Topic seeks to expand the exploration of redox chemistry within oxygenic and anoxygenic photosynthesis, highlighting not only the role of quinones but also other critical redox-active components.

We aim for contributions that uncover innovative research, techniques, and insights across various species and systems. By integrating diverse perspectives and methodologies, this Collection aims to offer a comprehensive understanding of the pivotal redox processes that drive photosynthesis.

We encourage submissions that explore historical developments, current challenges, and future opportunities, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration to push the boundaries of this vital field.

In collaboration with Istituto per i Sistemi Biologici (ISB, Italian National Research Council) - Green Christmas session, an international online conference spotlighting how innovative research on photosynthetic microorganisms and components is being translated into sustainable, bio-based applications by uncovering their molecular mechanisms and industrial potential.

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Keywords: photosynthesis, quinones, redox, Energy conversion mechanisms, Methodological advances, Oxygenic and anoxygenic systems, Electron transfer, Redox chemistry, Venturoli, Green Christmas Session

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