Time-dependent rate coefficients for diffusion-influenced reactions with centrosymmetric potentials

Article Abstract:

Simple closed-form expressions are presented for the time-dependent rate coefficients of diffusion-influenced reactions in the presence of spherically symmetric potentials. The results obtained would be useful in the analysis of experimental data for diffusion-influenced reactions with centrosymmetric interaction potentials.

Coefficients

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Single-molecule FRET with diffusion and conformational dynamics

Article Abstract:

The Forster resonance energy transfer (FRET) experiments are conducted to explain the diffusion and conformational dynamics of various diffusing molecules. The pattern of colors in the photon trajectory of the discussed systems is shown to be completely dependent on their conformational dynamics.

Conformational analysis, Structure, Energy transformation

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Photon counting histograms for diffusing fluorophores

Article Abstract:

The theory of photon counting histograms for fluorescent molecules diffusing through a laser spot is presented. The approximation used in fluorescence intensity multiple distribution analysis is tested against the exact numerical solution of the problem.

Chemical synthesis, Histograms

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