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The Primary Electron Transfer in Bacterial Reaction Centers with Altered Energetics of the Primary Acceptor

J. Wachtveitl, T. Arlt, H. Huber, H. Penzkofer, and W. Zinth

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Abstract

Recent femtosecond experiments on bacterial reaction centers (RCs) could show that a bacteriochlorophyll anion is formed in the first step of the photosynthetic charge separation process [1]. This reaction was interpreted as the reduction of the monomeric bacteriochlorophyll molecule BA, located on one of the two pigment branches, between the primary donor (P, a bacteriochlorophyll dimer) and the secondary acceptor (HA, a bacteriopheophytin molecule).

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