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Many-Body Study of Iron(III)-Bound Human Serum Transferrin br

Edward Baxter Linscott
2022
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Abstract

We present the very first density functional theory and dynamical meanfield theory calculations of iron-bound human serum transferrin. Peaks in the optical conductivity at250, 300, and 450 nm were observed, in line with experimental measurements. Spin multipletanalysis suggests that the ground state is a mixed state with high entropy, indicating the importance of strong electronic correlation in this system's chemistry

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