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Fay Bendall

British biochemist
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  • Photosynthesis
    photosynthesis
    / Evidence of two light reactions

    …proposed by Robert Hill and Fay Bendall in 1960. Many lines of evidence support the concept of electron flow via two light reactions. An early study by American biochemist Robert Emerson employed the algae Chlorella, which was illuminated with red light alone, with blue light alone, and with red and…

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    …proposed by Robert Hill and Fay Bendall in 1960. Many lines of evidence support the concept of electron flow via two light reactions. An early study by American biochemist Robert Emerson employed the algae Chlorella, which was illuminated with red light alone, with blue light alone, and with red and…

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