Monitoring of Molecular Transformations with Optical Microresonators

Juraj Topolancik; Frank Vollmer

doi:10.1364/OFS.2006.TuD1

Optical Fiber Sensors
OSA Technical Digest (CD) (Optica Publishing Group, 2006),
paper TuD1
•https://doi.org/10.1364/OFS.2006.TuD1

Monitoring of Molecular Transformations with Optical Microresonators

Juraj Topolancik and Frank Vollmer

Optical Fiber Sensors 2006

Cancun Mexico
23–27 October 2006
ISBN: 1-55752-817-9

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Abstract

Optical microcavities are used to monitor molecular structural changes in biological photochrome Bacteriorhodopsin. The observations establish microcavities as a sensitive optical spectroscopy probe for studying dynamic changes of conformations and dipole orientations in molecular systems.

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