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Second-Sphere Protonation Imparts a Biologically Relevant Potential Shift in a Chlorophyll Model Compound
Electrostatic protein-pigment interactions have been implicated in tuning the electron transfer chemistry of chlorophylls in vivo; however, these effects are difficult to probe directly, leading to a dearth of experimental data that limits our understanding. Herein, we report a chlorophyll mo
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