Long-Range Electron Transfer in Metalloproteins

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" Long Range Electron Transfer In Metalloproteins: A Review
Electron.transfer reactions are of major importance for both photosynthesis and respiration. These processes occur along electron.transport chains located on cellular organelles. In many ways, biological electron.transfer reactions are unique. They not only span relatively large molecular distances, but also occur at a rapid rate. In recent years, researchers have been trying to elucidate the precise nature of these "long range electron transfer" reactions. Some of these investigations have sought to define the parameters affecting electron.transfer rates. Among others, the more important influences may include protein structure, donor.acceptor distance, reaction driving force, and reorganization energy. These factors' relevance may have evolved over time for the purpose of providing.."

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