INTERPRETATION OF THE EXCITED-STATE STRUCTURE OF THE FENNA-MATTHEWS-OLSON PIGMENT-PROTEIN COMPLEX OF PROSTHECOCHLORIS-AESTUARII BASED ON THE SIMULTANEOUS SIMULATION OF THE 4 K ABSORPTION, LINEAR DICHROISM, ANDSINGLET-TRIPLET ABSORPTION DIFFERENCE SPECTRA - A POSSIBLE EXCITONIC EXPLANATION
D. Gulen, INTERPRETATION OF THE EXCITED-STATE STRUCTURE OF THE FENNA-MATTHEWS-OLSON PIGMENT-PROTEIN COMPLEX OF PROSTHECOCHLORIS-AESTUARII BASED ON THE SIMULTANEOUS SIMULATION OF THE 4 K ABSORPTION, LINEAR DICHROISM, ANDSINGLET-TRIPLET ABSORPTION DIFFERENCE SPECTRA - A POSSIBLE EXCITONIC EXPLANATION, Journal of physical chemistry, 100(44), 1996, pp. 17683-17689
An explanation of the excited-state structure of the FMO (Fenna-Matthe
ws-Olson) complex of Prosthecochloris aestuarii is given from the poin
t of view that the dipole-dipole interactions among the bacteriochloro
phylls of the unaggregated C-3 symmetric trimers observed in the cyrst
alline state are mainly responsible for the key features of the ''line
ar'' absorption characteristics (absorption, linear dichroism, and sin
glet-triplet absorption difference) in the Q(y) region.