Hydrogen Bonding Environments in the Photocycle Process around the Flavin Chromophore of the AppA-BLUF domain
Tatsuya Iwata(Osaka Prefecture University), Hideki Kandori(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Masakatsu Watanabe(Graduate School for the Creation of New Photonics Industries), Shinsuke Osoegawa(Saga University), Takashi Nagai(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Shinya Kitagawa(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Masashi Unno(Saga University), Shota Ito(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Mineo Iseki(Toho University)
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