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Novel cleft-containing porphyrins as models for studying electron transfer processes

Reek et al., 1997

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Reek J
Rowan A
Gelder R
Beurskens P
Crossley M
Feyter S
Schryver F
Nolte R
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Understanding in detail the mechanism underlying the very efficient conversion of light into chemical energy as displayed by the photosynthetic reaction centers, for example, of the purple photosynthetic bacteria Rhodopseudomonas viridis and Rhodobacter sphaeroides [l] …
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