Titlebook: Bioelectrochemistry; Hendrik Keyzer,Felix Gutmann Book 1980 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1980 Chloroplast.chemistry.electroche

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Michael Etter,Thomas Plotkowiakoxal complexes are described which provide strong evidence for the existence of such a process. Such studies have led to the synthesis of a new compound that exhibits interesting physiological activity.

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An Electrodic Mechanism for Photosynthesis: Some Evidencethe electrodes. Irradiation with xenon and tungsten sources was used to study the overall photo-current as a function of potential for PS-I and PS-II. A monochromator was used to allow a determination of the photoelectrochemical spectrum.

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One and Two Dimensional Solids as Possible Models for Biological Compoundsd be examined in terms of bi- or multi-layers. Electronic superconductivity is discussed in terms of the 1D Little model and its biological implications. The 2D Ginzburg model and actual layered superconductors are also discussed. Structured instabilities are fundamentally important in bio-molecules.

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Bioelectrochemistry, the Living State, and Electronic Conduction in Proteinsoxal complexes are described which provide strong evidence for the existence of such a process. Such studies have led to the synthesis of a new compound that exhibits interesting physiological activity.

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Simulation of Photosynthesis, a Resource for Energy dyes to photosynthesize electron transfer reactions that produce chemical species capable of oxidizing and reducing water. A fundamental limitation accompanying the photodecomposition of water involves back reactions of the intermediary redox species, whereby the potential energy of the photochemic

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Conversion of Light Energy into a Proton Electrochemical Potential by Bacteriorhodopsin. These patches are known as the Purple Membrane. The retinal moiety is attached to one of seven alphahelical segments via a protonated Schiff-base linkage with a lysine ?-amino group. Each of the seven helices spans the membrane. Upon light absorption bacteriorhodopsin undergoes a rapid cyclic phot