We report an extensive (time-dependent) density functional study of the whole series of the chromophores within the Intrinsically Fluorescent Protein family, in the relevant conformations and protonation states. Over 30 structures are considered, including three newly discovered chromophores (zFP, Kaede, and the Orange variant of DsRed). Ab initio, calculations on selected structures are also performed in order to assess the performances of TDDFT along the family. The use of a uniform scheme for all structures allows to establish relationships between the absorption energy and electrostatic, structural or vibrational properties of the chromophores. (c) 2007 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

Variation of spectral, structural, and vibrational properties within the intrinsically fluorescent proteins family: A density functional study

Tozzini V
2007

Abstract

We report an extensive (time-dependent) density functional study of the whole series of the chromophores within the Intrinsically Fluorescent Protein family, in the relevant conformations and protonation states. Over 30 structures are considered, including three newly discovered chromophores (zFP, Kaede, and the Orange variant of DsRed). Ab initio, calculations on selected structures are also performed in order to assess the performances of TDDFT along the family. The use of a uniform scheme for all structures allows to establish relationships between the absorption energy and electrostatic, structural or vibrational properties of the chromophores. (c) 2007 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
2007
INFM
DSRED MODEL CHROMOPHORES
GFP-LIKE PROTEINS
ELECTRONIC EXCITATIONS
CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE
ABSORPTION-SPECTRUM
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