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Orientation factor in steady-state and time-resolved resonance energy transfer measurements.
Biochemistry - 1 Sept 1992
Wu P, Brand L
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Resonance energy transfer measurements provide a way to estimate distances between chromophores attached to different sites of macromolecules. There are two unknowns involved in resonance energy transfer measurements, the distance between two chromophores and their relative orientation. When static orientational disorder exists, the orientation factor, kappa 2, can vary from 0 to 4, leading to considerable...
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