Protomers of the green and cyan fluorescent protein chromophores investigated using action spectroscopy

Ashworth, Eleanor K; Dezalay, Jordan; Ryan, Christopher; Ieritano, Christian; Hopkins, W. Scott; Chambrier, Isabelle; Cammidge, Andrew N.; Stockett, Mark H.; Noble, J. A.; Bull, James N.

doi:10.1039/d3cp02661b

Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys.

2023

DOI: 10.1039/d3cp02661b

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Protomers of the green and cyan fluorescent protein chromophores investigated using action spectroscopy

Eleanor K Ashworth

Jordan Dezalay

Christopher Ryan

et al.

Abstract: The photophysics of biochromophore ions often depends on the isomeric or protomeric distribution, yet this distribution, and the individual isomer contributions to an action spectrum, can be difficult to quantify....

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Protomers of the green and cyan fluorescent protein chromophores investigated using action spectroscopy

Abstract: The photophysics of biochromophore ions often depends on the isomeric or protomeric distribution, yet this distribution, and the individual isomer contributions to an action spectrum, can be difficult to quantify....

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