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Spectroscopic and redox properties of sym1 and (M)F195H: Rhodobacter capsulatus reaction center symmetry mutants which affect the initial electron donor.

Biochemistry - 27 Oct 1992

Stocker J W, Taguchi A K, Murchison H A, Woodbury N W, Boxer S G

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The redox properties, absorption, electroabsorption, CD, EPR, and P+QA- recombination kinetics have been measured for the special pairs of two mutants of Rhodobacter capsulatus reaction centers involving amino acid changes in the vicinity of the special pair, P. Both mutants symmetrize amino acid residues so that portions of the M-sequence are replaced with L-sequence: sym1 symmetrizes all residues between M187...

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PMID: 1329946
DOI: 10.1021/bi00157a025

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