bacteriochlorophyll
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bacteriochlorophyll
[bak¦tir·ē·ə′klȯr·ə‚fil] (biochemistry)
C52H70O6N4Mg A tetrahydroporphyrin chlorophyll compound occurring in the forms a and b in photosynthetic bacteria; there is no evidence that b has the empirical formula given.
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Caption: Figure 1: The connection between the molecular, energetic, and spectral characteristics of the chlorophyll and
bacteriochlorophyll molecules.
(55,56) These compounds are diagenetic derivatives of photosynthetic pigments, isorenieratene and
bacteriochlorophylls e, respectively, from obligately anaerobic green sulfur bacteria.
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