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Potassium borohydride removes the monomeric bacteriochlorophyll and the carotenoid from reaction centers of Rhodobacter sphaeroides wild type strain 2.4.1
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Harry A. Frank
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Pigments and photoprotection in smut fungi in the genus Ustilago
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Oscar H. Will III, Clark A. Scovel, Shari S. Bultje, Debra A. Simonsen, Beth D. Leuzinger
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Photochemistry of photosensitizing drugs
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Douglas E. Moore
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Photosensory transduction in the slime mold Physarum polycephalum
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Tetsuo Ueda
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Action spectrum for the induction of pyrimidine dimers in DNA of UV - irradiated human skin: Variations detected in individuals of different skin types
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Steven E. Freeman, Ronald D. Ley
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Photochemical probing of DNA complexes
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Peter E. Nielsen, Cĺaus Jeppesen
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Antineoplastic and virucidal effects of merocyanine 540
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Orla M. Smith, Fritz Sieber
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Light, cyanobacteria and red algae
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Robert MacColl
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Photochemical transformations of phototoxic compounds. Novel photoreactivity of griseofulvin
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Gary A. Epling, Anil Kumar, Bo Song
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Fluorescence and photosensitizing effects of, aluminiumphthalocyanine tetrasulfonate in cells
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Johan Moan, Andre Western
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Photosensitized pyrimidine dimer splitting in covalently linked dimer-indole systems
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Sang-Tae Kim, Tish Young, M. Scott Goodman, Christopher Forrest, Rosemarie F. Hartman, Seth D. Rose
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Study of subcellular photobiological events in single living cells by microspectrofluorometric techniques
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R. Santus, P. Morliere, E. Kohen, M. Bazin, C. Kohen, L. Dubertret
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Ozone depletion and some of its biological consequences
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Johan Moan, Arne Dahlback, Soren Larsen, Thormod Henriksen
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Photochemical alterations of cytosine account for most biological effects of ultraviolet radiation
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David L. Mitchell, James E. Cleaver
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Survival and repair of DNA damages in nevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome cells following exposure to simulated sunlight
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Barry S. Rosenstein, Rebecca B. Rosenstein
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Some new aspects of the biological activity of psoralens
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Franco Bordin
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Time-dose reciprocity of photocarcinogenesis in SK-1 hairless mice irradiated with solar-simulating radiation (290-400 mm)
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Julian M. Menter, Amir A. Etemadi, Issac Willis
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Photosensitization as a model for reactive oxygen effects in ischemia-reperfusion injury of the heart
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Dennis Paul Valenzeno, Merrill Tarr
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Coupling of the photosynthetic light reactions to the biological clock
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Thomas A. Lonergan
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Site-specific photooxidation of carbohydrate in the presence of transition-metals
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Koji Araki
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Localization and photosensitization of neoplastic disease
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David Kessel
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Fluorescence lifetime distribution of intrinsic and extrinsic fluorophores in proteins and model compounds
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Ettore Bismuto, Gaetano Irace
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Photochemical modifications of a regulatory protein: The LAC repressor of E. coli
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Mélanie Spodheim-Maurizot, Michel Charlier
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Excimer laser surgery of the eye: Photobiological aspects
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K. Winckler, T. Bende, T. Seiler
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Monofunctional psoralen derivatives: DNA binding and photochemotherapeutic potential
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Manlio Palumbo, Sebastiano Marciani Magno
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Photosensitized damage to cell membrane by furocoumarins
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Francesco Dall’Acqua, Daniela Vedaldi, Sergio Caffieri
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Zero field absorption detected magnetic resonance of the photosynthetic reaction center in Rhodopseudomonas viridis and Rhodobacter sphaeroides R26 at temperatures between 4.2 and 240 K
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J. Ullrich, A. Angerhofer, J. U. Von Schütz, H. C. Wolf
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Protection by ß-carotene against photochemical damage and singlet state oxygen
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Eunice Rousseau, Allan Davison, Bruce Dunn
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Photocatalytic degradation of contaminants
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Xavier Domènech
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Photosensitized damage induced by several drugs
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M. J. Hazen, A. Villanueva, M. L. Molero, M. Canete, R. Armas-Portela
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QB Analogs as inhibitors of photosystem II electron transport in plant chloroplasts
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Kerry K. Karukstis
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Photomutagenic effects of psoralens in bacteria
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Jacques Piette
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Molecular mechanism of light signal perception in plants and fungi
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Kohji Hasunuma
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Fluorescence characteristics of some sulfonated phthalocyanines in cells and tumors
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Helle Anholt, Johan Moan
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Influence of membrane rigidity, temperature and salt concentration on the electron transfer process in photosynthetic reaction centers
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Pierre Sebban
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Increase in damaged-DNA binding and repair in human UV resistance
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Chuck C.-K. Chao
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