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The light-harvesting chlorophyll a/b-binding proteins (Lhcs) are integral to plants' capture and transfer of light energy during photosynthesis. However, the Lhc gene family remains unexplored in pepper. In this study, 37 CaLhcs (Capsicum annuum Lhc) were identified from the reference genome and classified into five subfamilies (Lhca, Lhcb, CP24, CP26, and CP29) based on phylogenetic relationships and conserved domains, with members of each subfamily displaying similar conserved motifs and gene structures.
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- In NH capture technologies, the traditional desorption process is energy-intensive and emits CO, typically requiring high temperatures and low pressures.
- Researchers designed a new light-responsive covalent organic framework (COF-HNU38), which demonstrates a significant NH uptake capacity and selectivity at room temperature and pressure.
- The innovative COF allows for efficient NH release through light-induced isomerization, maintaining its adsorption capacity over multiple cycles and enhancing desorption efficiency via hydrogen bond interactions.
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