Review - Flavins as photoreceptors of blue light and their spectroscopic properties

  • Grajek H
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This review describes 1) the development of studies on flavin photoreceptors as blue light photoreceptors in many living organisms: their kinds and functions; 2) the studies on spectroscopic properties of flavins, both their dimers and monomers; 3) nonradiative excitation energy transport in the presence of monomers and fluorescent/nonflurescent FMN dimers (excitation traps). The existence equilibrated luminescent FMN centers, energy migration and excitation sink to FMN dimers are taken into account.

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Grajek, H. (2012). Review - Flavins as photoreceptors of blue light and their spectroscopic properties. Current Topics in Biophysics, 34(1), 53–65. https://doi.org/10.2478/v10214-011-0008-z

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