Blue light using flavin (BLUF) photoreceptors respond to light via one of nature's smallest
photo-switching domains. Upon photo-activation, the flavin cofactor in the BLUF domain …

The blue light using the flavin (BLUF) domain is one of the smallest photoreceptors in
nature, which consists of a unique bidirectional electron-coupled proton relay process in its …

Photolyase and cryptochrome belong to a group of structurally similar flavoproteins but with
two distinct functions of DNA repair as a photoenzyme and signal transduction as a …

A variety of electron transfer (ET) reactions in biological systems occurs at short distances
and is ultrafast. Many of them show behaviors that deviate from the predictions of the classic …

Short-range protein electron transfer (ET) is crucially important in light-induced biological
processes such as in photoenzymes and photoreceptors and often occurs on time scales …

Electron transfer (ET) between neutral and cationic tryptophan residues in the azurin
construct [ReI (H126)(CO) 3 (dmp)](W124)(W122) CuI (dmp= 4, 7-Me2-1, 10 …

The understanding of ultrafast short-range electron transfer (ET) in proteins remains
challenging, and thorough studies on well-defined biological systems are demanding. Here …

Short-range protein electron transfer (ET) is ubiquitous in biology and is often observed in
photosynthesis, photoreceptors and photoenzymes. These ET processes occur on an …

In this work, glucose oxidase (GOx) cross‐linking to a single‐wall carbon nanotubes
(SWCNTs)‐poly (ethylenimine)(PEI) matrix is investigated using cyclic voltammetry (CV) for …

Understanding the ultrafast electron transfer (ET) processes involving various vibronic
excitation in biological systems remains challenging and requires well-defined model …