Abstract
Temperature dependence of the absorption bandshape and various hole-burning characteristics have been studied in myoglobin. The results indicate that myoglobin has many conformational substates. It has also been found that a deoxymyoglobin molecule can assume various iron-porphyrin distance at physiological temperatures, while the distribution of this distance becomes fixed around 250 K
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