Abstract
The photoresponse of the bacteriorhodopsin (BR) molecule in a purple membrane (PM) fragment LB film was investigated by pulsed laser excitation method. The initial results of laser flash photolysis carried out at room temperature indicated that the intermediate of the photochemical reaction is much the same as that of BR in the aqueous suspension of PM fragments. However the span of the appearance and dissappearance of the intermediates for multilayers is different from that for the aqueous suspension.
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