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Utilizing the dynamic stark shift as a probe for dielectric relaxation in photosynthetic reaction centers during charge separation.

The journal of physical chemistry. B - 26 Sept 2013

Guo Zhi, Lin Su, Woodbury Neal W

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In photosynthetic reaction centers, the electric field generated by light-induced charge separation produces electrochromic shifts in the transitions of reaction center pigments. The extent of this Stark shift indirectly reflects the effective field strength at a particular cofactor in the comple...

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PMID: 23799254
DOI: 10.1021/jp4037843

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