Singlet-triplet dephasing in radical pairs in avian cryptochromes leads to time-dependent magnetic field effects
Cryptochrome 4a (Cry4a) has been proposed as the sensor at the heart of the magnetic compass in migratory songbirds. Blue-light excitation of this protein produces magnetically sensitive flavin–tryptophan radical pairs whose properties suggest that Cry4a could indeed be suitable as a magnetoreceptor...
Main Authors: | Golesworthy, M, Zollitsch, T, Luo, J, Selby, D, Jarocha, L, Henbest, K, Pare-Labrosse, O, Bartoelke, R, Schmidt, J, Xu, J, Mouritsen, H, Hore, P, Timmel, C, Mackenzie, S |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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AIP Publishing
2023
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