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. 2009 Jul 8;97(1):211–226. doi: 10.1016/j.bpj.2009.01.065

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Trp transient absorption data: A shows transient absorption spectra collected at probe times from 0 to 50μs (short timescale); B shows the transient absorption spectra collected at probe times from 0 to 1ms (long timescale). Intensity of each spectrum at a particular probe time is color coded. Red codes for the highest intensity and dark blue for the lowest intensity. Putative transient absorption species assigned to each peak are listed. C displays kinetics of formation of the solvated electron within 45 ns after excitation. D displays decay kinetics of the solvated electron within 10 μs after excitation.

Trp transient absorption data: A shows transient absorption spectra collected at probe times from 0 to 50μs (short timescale); B shows the transient absorption spectra collected at probe times from 0 to 1ms (long timescale). Intensity of each spectrum at a particular probe time is color coded. Red codes for the highest intensity and dark blue for the lowest intensity. Putative transient absorption species assigned to each peak are listed. C displays kinetics of formation of the solvated electron within 45 ns after excitation. D displays decay kinetics of the solvated electron within 10 μs after excitation.