Karboksühappeks
Karboksühappeks is a colloquial term used to describe a class of cytoplasmic granules found in the cells of various organisms, particularly in plants and some fungi. These granules, also known as carboxysomes, are composed of proteins that encapsulate enzymes responsible for carbon fixation.
In plants, karboksühappeks are primarily found in the chloroplasts, where they participate in the process of
The study of karboksühappeks is significant in understanding the molecular mechanisms of carbon fixation and its
In addition to their role in carbon fixation, karboksühappeks have also been found to play a part