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Control of electron transfer between the L- and M-sides of photosynthetic reaction centers.

Science (New York, N.Y.) - 18 Aug 1995

Heller B A, Holten D, Kirmaier C

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An aspartic acid residue has been introduced near ring V of the L-side accessory bacteriochlorophyll (BCHlL) or the photosynthetic reaction center in a rhodobacter capsulatus mutant in which a His also replaces Leu 212 on the M-polypeptide. The initial stage of charge separation in the G(M201)D/L(M212)H double mutant yields approximately 70 percent electron transfer to the L-side cofactors, approximately 15...

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PMID: 7638616
DOI: 10.1126/science.7638616

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