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Quantum effects in biology: master equation studies of exciton motion in photosynthetic systems
The present review is devoted to our recent studies on the excitonic motion in photosynthetic systems. In photosynthesis, the light photon is absorbed to create an exciton in the antenna complex of the photosynthetic pigments. This exciton then migrates along the chain-biomolecules, like FMO complex
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