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Tryptophan Residues as Natural Ultrafast Voltmeters in Retinal Proteins

Majed Chergui
2009
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Abstract

The comparison between UV transient absorption spectra of wild type bacteriorhodopsin and two tryptophan-mutant proteins gives evidence for the possibility to use tryptophans as ultrafast probes for the photo-induced dipole moment change in retinal proteins.

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