Zero-phonon transitions of chlorophyll a in mature plant leaves revealed by spectral hole-burning method at 5 K
Data up to Jan 2025
Total Citations Per Year
Abstract
References (18)
Impurity Spectra of Solids
1995 • 447 citations
Low-temperature spectroscopy of organic molecules in solids by photochemical hole burning
1982 • 192 citations
Spectroscopic properties of the reaction center and of the 47 kDa chlorophyll protein of Photosystem II
1987 • 165 citations
Theory for spectral hole burning of the primary electron donor state of photosynthetic reaction centers
1988 • 119 citations
Evidence for a very early intermediate in bacterial photosynthesis. A photon-echo and hole-burning study of the primary donor band in Rhodopseudomonas sphaeroides
1985 • 115 citations
High-resolution optical spectra of chlorophyll molecules
1985 • 106 citations
Fluorescence emission spectra of chloroplasts and subchloroplast preparations at low temperature
1979 • 101 citations
Photochemical hole-burning in photosynthetic reaction centers
1986 • 86 citations
Reversible photochemical holeburning in Rhodopseudomonas viridis reaction centers
1986 • 71 citations
High-resolution optical studies on C-phycocyanin via photochemical hole burning
1981 • 59 citations
The origin of the red shift of the absorption spectra of aggregated chlorophylls
1979 • 53 citations
Photochemical hole burning: A means to observe high resolution optical structures in phycoerythrin
1981 • 44 citations
Persistent hole burning of the primary donor state of photosystem i: strong linear electron-phonon coupling
1987 • 40 citations
On the stark effect for bacterial photosynthetic reaction centers
1986 • 40 citations
Hole burning spectroscopy of a core antenna complex
1987 • 29 citations
High resolution optical spectra in vivo
1984 • 22 citations
Optical dynamics of the reaction center of photosystem II. A hole-burning and photon-echo study
1987 • 17 citations
A spectral hole‐burning study of long‐wavelength chlorophyll a forms in greening leaves at 5 K
1987 • 9 citations