PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text	comp_official_name	comp_offset	protein_name	organism	prot_offset
22982477-1	2012	The physiological role of the plastid terminal oxidase (PTOX) involved in plastoquinol oxidation in chloroplasts has been investigated in vivo in tomato leaves.	plastoquinol	74-86	plastid quinol oxidase	Solanum lycopersicum	30-54
22982477-1	2012	The physiological role of the plastid terminal oxidase (PTOX) involved in plastoquinol oxidation in chloroplasts has been investigated in vivo in tomato leaves.	plastoquinol	74-86	plastid quinol oxidase	Solanum lycopersicum	56-60
22982477-8	2012	Moreover, by playing a major role in the control of the stromal redox poise, PTOX is also capable of modulating the balance between linear and cyclic electron flow around PSI during the deactivation phase of carbon assimilation that follows a light to dark transition.	Carbon	208-214	plastid quinol oxidase	Solanum lycopersicum	77-81
10938359-0	2000	A plastid terminal oxidase associated with carotenoid desaturation during chromoplast differentiation.	Carotenoids	43-53	plastid quinol oxidase	Solanum lycopersicum	2-26
17873087-2	2007	We show that PTOX deficiency leads to photobleaching in cotyledons exposed to high light primarily as a consequence of reduced ability to synthesize carotenoids in the gh mutant, which is consistent with the known role of PTOX as a phytoene desaturase cofactor.	Carotenoids	149-160	plastid quinol oxidase	Solanum lycopersicum	13-17
17873087-4	2007	Rather, consistent evidence indicates that the absence of PTOX renders the tomato leaf photosynthetic apparatus more sensitive to light via a disturbance of the plastoquinone redox status.	Plastoquinone	161-174	plastid quinol oxidase	Solanum lycopersicum	58-62
17873087-9	2007	Its activity is necessary for efficient carotenoid desaturation in some organs at some developmental stages, but not all, suggesting the existence of a PTOX-independent pathway for plastoquinol reoxidation in association with phytoene desaturase.	Carotenoids	40-50	plastid quinol oxidase	Solanum lycopersicum	152-156
17873087-9	2007	Its activity is necessary for efficient carotenoid desaturation in some organs at some developmental stages, but not all, suggesting the existence of a PTOX-independent pathway for plastoquinol reoxidation in association with phytoene desaturase.	plastoquinol	181-193	plastid quinol oxidase	Solanum lycopersicum	152-156
10938359-7	2000	Furthermore, this PTOX gene is impaired in the tomato ghost mutant, which accumulates phytoene in leaves and fruits.	(all-E) phytoene	86-94	plastid quinol oxidase	Solanum lycopersicum	18-22
10938359-8	2000	These data show that PTOX also participates in carotenoid desaturation in chromoplasts in addition to its role during early chloroplast development.	Carotenoids	47-57	plastid quinol oxidase	Solanum lycopersicum	21-25