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Royal Society of Chemistry, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 13(26), p. 10343-10356, 2024
DOI: 10.1039/d4cp00193a
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Picosecond quantum-classical dynamics reveals that the coexistence of light-induced microbial and animal chromophore rotary motion modulates the isomerization quantum yield of heliorhodopsin
Journal article published in 2024 by
Riccardo Palombo 
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Leonardo Barneschi ,
Laura Pedraza-González ,
Xuchun Yang,
Massimo Olivucci
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Leonardo Barneschi ,
Laura Pedraza-González ,
Xuchun Yang,
Massimo Olivucci
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Abstract
Rhodopsins are light-responsive proteins forming two vast and evolutionary distinct superfamilies whose functions are invariably triggered by the photoisomerization of a single retinal chromophore.