Active Internal Waters in the Bacteriorhodopsin Photocycle. A Comparative Study of the L and M Intermediates at Room and Cryogenic Temperatures by Infrared Spectroscopy
V. Lorenz(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Hideki Kandori(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Yuji Furutani(Nagoya Institute of Technology)
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