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Low-temperature femtosecond-resolution transient absorption spectroscopy of large-scale symmetry mutants of bacterial reaction centers.

Biochemistry - 12 Mar 1996

Lin S, Xiao W, Eastman J E, Taguchi A K, Woodbury N W

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Reaction centers isolated from three large-scale symmetry mutants sym0, sym2-1, and sym5-2 described in the previous article of this issue [Taguchi, A. K. W., Eastman, J. E., Gallo, D. M., Jr., Sheagley, E.. Xiao, W., & Woodbury, N. W. (1996) Biochemistry 35, 3175-3186] have been investigated by low-temperature ground state and ferntosecond-resolution transient absorption spectroscopy. All three of these...

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PMID: 8605153
DOI: 10.1021/bi952196z

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