Patrick Bertrand Livres

Electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy is explored as a versatile tool across various scientific disciplines, including chemistry and medicine. The book presents a practical guide that progressively introduces the principles of continuous wave EPR, focusing on spectrum interpretation. Each chapter includes key application points and exercises for practice, while a glossary clarifies essential terminology. Additional appendices cater to readers seeking deeper insights into specific topics, making this resource valuable for students and researchers at different levels of expertise.

InhaltsverzeichnisApplication of electron transfer theories to biological systems.Electronic tunneling paths in proteins.Long-range electron transfer within metal-substituted protein complexes.Long-range electron transfer in metalloproteins.Electron transfer in genetically engineered proteins. The cytochrome c paradigm.Control of biological electron transport via molecular recognition and binding: The “velcro” model.Plastocyanin and the blue copper proteins.