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Minor Structural Differences Tune Functional Specialization of Antenna Subunits in the PSII Energy Transfer Network
Photosystem II (PSII) contains a diverse array of pigment-protein subunits with specialized roles in the antenna network. We investigate the functional significance of this subunit diversity in two structurally similar yet functionally distinct PSII subunits: minor light-harvesting complex CP29 and
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