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the trail from fraction I protein to Rubisco (ribulose bisphosphate www.selleckchem.com/products/azd5582.html carboxylase-oxygenase). Photosynth Res 73:243–250PubMedCrossRef Footnotes 1 Rebeiz Foundation: The Rebeiz Foundation for Basic Research (a tax-exempt institution, located in Champaign, Illinois) is dedicated to the promotion of fundamental research at the national and international levels. Among other things, the Foundation (www.vlpbp.org) sponsors national and international research on chloroplast chemistry, biochemistry and molecular biology. In order to promote the best research on chloroplasts it delivers an annual prize
for the best paper in the field. The Foundation is run by a group of scientists that includes a President of the Board [C. A. (Tino) Rebeiz], and ten Board Directors that represent eight chloroplast research areas of interest. Current members are: Thomas Bach, University of Strasbourg, France; Don Bryant, Pennsylvania State University, USA; Christoph Benning, Michigan State University, USA; Henry Daniell, Central Florida University, USA; Govindjee, University of Illinois, Nutlin-3a cost USA; William Lucas, University of California at Davis; Harald Paulsen, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany; Archie Portis, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Thomas Sharkey, Michigan State University, USA; Baishnab C. Tripathy, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India; and Carole Rebeiz, Rebeiz foundation for Basic Research, Secretary. 2 Previous Lifetime Achievement Awardees of the Rebeiz Foundation for Basic Biological Research are: Govindjee (2006; see C.A. Rebeiz et al. (2007) Photosnthesis Research, volume 94, pp 147–151); Paul Castelfranco (2007); Andrew A. Benson (2008; see Govindjee (2010) Photosynthesis Research, volume
105, pp 201–208); and Diter von Wettstein (2009). Web pages are given within parentheses: for Govindjee (http://vlpbp.org/govindjeeltachmtaward032607a.html); for Paul Castelfranco (http://vlpbp.org/ltaawardcastelfrselleck chemicals llc ancoceremonyfinal%20092408b.htm); for Andy Benson (http://vlpbp.org/ltaawardbensonceremonyfinal%20112909a.htm) STK38 and for Diter Von Wettstein (http://vlpbp.org/ltaawardvonwettsteinceremony093010a.html).”
“Introduction Gordon Conferences on Photosynthesis have taken place since 1969 (see: http://www.grc.org/conferences.aspx?id=0000207) These conferences are traditionally limited in size to 100–150 participants and are very intense with morning and evening sessions, as well as poster sessions in the afternoons with ample opportunity for one-to-one discussions during the afternoons and late evenings often going past midnight.