Moritz T Meyer
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Mejia-Chang M, Reyes-Garcia C, Seibt U, Royles J, Meyer M, Jones G, et al.
Funct Plant Biol
. 2021 Jun;
48(7):732-742.
PMID: 34099101
The distributions of CAM and C3 epiphytic bromeliads across an altitudinal gradient in western Panama were identified from carbon isotope (δ13C) signals, and epiphyte water balance was investigated via oxygen...
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He S, Chou H, Matthies D, Wunder T, Meyer M, Atkinson N, et al.
Nat Plants
. 2020 Nov;
6(12):1480-1490.
PMID: 33230314
Approximately one-third of global CO fixation occurs in a phase-separated algal organelle called the pyrenoid. The existing data suggest that the pyrenoid forms by the phase separation of the CO-fixing...
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Meyer M, Itakura A, Patena W, Wang L, He S, Emrich-Mills T, et al.
Sci Adv
. 2020 Nov;
6(46).
PMID: 33177094
Approximately one-third of the Earth's photosynthetic CO assimilation occurs in a pyrenoid, an organelle containing the CO-fixing enzyme Rubisco. How constituent proteins are recruited to the pyrenoid and how the...
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Goudet M, Orr D, Melkonian M, Muller K, Meyer M, Carmo-Silva E, et al.
New Phytol
. 2020 Apr;
227(3):810-823.
PMID: 32249430
Green algae expressing a carbon-concentrating mechanism (CCM) are usually associated with a Rubisco-containing micro-compartment, the pyrenoid. A link between the small subunit (SSU) of Rubisco and pyrenoid formation in Chlamydomonas...
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Li X, Patena W, Fauser F, Jinkerson R, Saroussi S, Meyer M, et al.
Nat Genet
. 2019 Mar;
51(4):627-635.
PMID: 30886426
Photosynthetic organisms provide food and energy for nearly all life on Earth, yet half of their protein-coding genes remain uncharacterized. Characterization of these genes could be greatly accelerated by new...
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Griffiths H, Meyer M, Rickaby R
J Exp Bot
. 2017 Sep;
68(14):3689-3695.
PMID: 28911058
No abstract available.
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Caspari O, Meyer M, Tolleter D, Wittkopp T, Cunniffe N, Lawson T, et al.
J Exp Bot
. 2017 Sep;
68(14):3903-3913.
PMID: 28911055
The pyrenoid of the unicellular green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii is a microcompartment situated in the centre of the cup-shaped chloroplast, containing up to 90% of cellular Rubisco. Traversed by a...
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Meyer M, Whittaker C, Griffiths H
J Exp Bot
. 2017 Sep;
68(14):3739-3749.
PMID: 28911054
The confinement of Rubisco in a chloroplast microcompartment, or pyrenoid, is a distinctive feature of most microalgae, and contributes to perhaps ~30 Pg of carbon fixed each year, yet our...
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Mitchell M, Metodieva G, Metodiev M, Griffiths H, Meyer M
J Exp Bot
. 2017 May;
68(14):3891-3902.
PMID: 28520898
Carbon-concentrating mechanisms (CCMs) enable efficient photosynthesis and growth in CO2-limiting environments, and in eukaryotic microalgae localisation of Rubisco to a microcompartment called the pyrenoid is key. In the model green...
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Atkinson N, Leitao N, Orr D, Meyer M, Carmo-Silva E, Griffiths H, et al.
New Phytol
. 2017 Jan;
214(2):655-667.
PMID: 28084636
Introducing components of algal carbon concentrating mechanisms (CCMs) into higher plant chloroplasts could increase photosynthetic productivity. A key component is the Rubisco-containing pyrenoid that is needed to minimise CO retro-diffusion...