Abstract
The results of spectrophotometric measurements of nonlinear light-induced changes in the absorption spectrum of bacteriorhodopsin D96N occurring upon simultaneous excitation at the wavelengths 633 and 441 nm in the excitation intensity range typical for recording of dynamic holograms are presented. The quantitative conditions under which the action of the radiation at one wavelength reduces the change in the optical density caused by the radiation at the other wavelength are determined.
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