Effects of dipole moment, linkers, and chromophores at side chains on long-range electron transfer through helical peptides.

Effects of dipole moment, linkers, and chromophores at side chains on long-range electron transfer through helical peptides.
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10.1021/jp051592g
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2005-07
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The journal of physical chemistry. B
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通讯作者:
Jun-ichi Watanabe;T. Morita;S. Kimura
Jun-ichi Watanabe;T. Morita;S. Kimura
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Jun-ichi Watanabe;T. Morita;S. Kimura

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