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Volumn 96, Issue 7, 1996, Pages 2889-2907

Heme/copper terminal oxidases

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EID: 0000021902     PISSN: 00092665     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1021/cr950051s     Document Type: Article
Times cited : (1071)

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    • note
    • It is useful to consider, briefly, some technical aspects of the way in which time-resolved Raman has been implemented by the groups involved. Both Kitagawa's group and Rousseau's use continuous-wave (cw) sources and achieve time resolution by displacing the CO photodissociating beam and the probe beam spatially along a flow tube. This approach has the advantage of using cw lasers, which provide high-quality Raman spectra, but the disadvantage that the time resolution may be blurred by laminar flow effects. Babcock's group uses two ns-pulsed lasers to achieve time resolution, which has the advantage of avoiding laminar flow issues and providing very accurate time resolution, but the disadvantage of the poorer beam quality of pulsed lasers, which leads to lower signal/noise ratios. Both Rousseau's and Babcock's group use a single pass through their spectrometer, whereas Kitagawa's group uses a recycling system that allows multiple passes of the enzyme through their detection system. While conserving enzyme, the latter approach introduces the possibility that full reduction of the protein is not achieved on each pass through the apparatus.


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