论文信息 - Hemoglobin: resonance Raman spectra.

Hemoglobin: resonance Raman spectra.

Abstract Raman spectra have been recorded for several hemoglobin derivatives in dilute solution. They exhibit a complex set of bands, arising from vibrations of the heme groups. Two of the bands offer promise as structural probes, inasmuch as their intensities correlate inversely with the degree to which the iron atoms are out of plane.

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