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[Mechanism of charge separation and their stabilization in bacterial reaction centers].

Biofizika - 1 Jan 2000

Iakovlev A G, Vasil'eva L G, Shkuropatov A Ia, Bolgarina T I, Shkuropatova V A, Dolgova T A, Shuvalov V A

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The nuclear wavepacket formed by 20-fs excitation on the P* potential energy surface in native and mutant (YM210W and YM210L) reaction centers of Rhodobacter (Rb.) sphaeroides and Chloroflexus (C.) aurantiacus RCs was found to be reversibly transferred to the P+BA- surface at 120, 380, and 640-fs delays (monitored by measurements of BA- absorption at 1020-1028 nm). The reaction centers of YM210W(L) mutant show...

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