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Abstract Thylakoid membrane remodeling regulates photosynthetic activity in response to changing light, but it is unknown whether such membrane-scale control exists in cyanobacteria, which lack the spatially segregated membrane domains of green algae and plants. Using cryo-electron tomography guided by single-cell hyperspectral correlative imaging, we link spectral acclimation state to thylakoid architecture in far-red light adapting cyanobacteria.
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