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Published in final edited form as: Biochemistry. 2013 Dec 6;52(50):8975–8983. doi: 10.1021/bi4013534

Table 3. Superoxide Production by Isolated Cytochrome b₆f Complex from the Cyanobacterium, M. laminosus; Electron Acceptor, Cyanobacterial Plastocyanin.

	Electron transfer rate, Cyt b₆f^-1 · s^-1	Superoxide production rate, Cyt b₆f^-1 · s^-1	Superoxide production rate (% electron transfer rate)
Control, no inhibitor	292 (n=2)	6.3 (n=2)	2.2 (n=2)
NQNO, 5 μM	174 (n=1)	2.3 (n=1)	2.2 (n=1)
DBMIB, 2 μM	6.5 ± 1.0 (n=3)	n.d. (n=6)	-
DBMIB, 5 μM	0.5 ± 0.7 (n=3)	n.d. (n=4)	-

n, number of trials; n .d., not determined.

Table 3. Superoxide Production by Isolated Cytochrome b6f Complex from the Cyanobacterium, M. laminosus; Electron Acceptor, Cyanobacterial Plastocyanin.