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Royal Society of Chemistry, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 41(25), p. 28437-28451, 2023

DOI: 10.1039/d3cp01634j

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Exciton delocalization in a fully synthetic DNA-templated bacteriochlorin dimer

Journal article published in 2023 by Olga A. Mass ORCID, Devan R. Watt ORCID, Lance K. Patten ORCID, Ryan D. Pensack ORCID, Jeunghoon Lee ORCID, Daniel B. Turner ORCID, Bernard Yurke, William B. Knowlton
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Abstract

We synthesized a de novo bacteriochlorin and created its dimer covalently attached to DNA. According to the spectral properties evaluated by modeling, the bacteriochlorin dimer showed exciton delocalization comparable to the natural Bchla dimer.