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          <dc:creator>Good, David Eckert</dc:creator>
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          <dc:description>Infrared spectra of carbon monoxide bound myoglobin reveal several lines due only to the carbon monoxide. Studies with isotopically enriched CO confirm the assignment of these lines. After photodissociation, the lines shift and change in extinction coefficient, giving an indication of the nature of the neighborhood of the photodissociated CO. At temperatures between 10K and lOOK three different CO environments are seen after photodissociation, with relative populations depending on temperature. Two forms are found to be weakly bound to the protein, but not at the iron center. The third form moves freely within a cavity formed by the protein structure. The binding entha1pies relative to the third form have been determined.</dc:description>
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          <dc:subject>photodissociated carboxymyoglobin</dc:subject>
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