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. 2012 Oct 10;109(43):17348–17353. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1204251109

Table 1.

Summary of experimental and theoretical results for WT, M160Q, and M160H

CuA variant E(GSπu)–E(GSσu*), cm−1 Populations at 25 °C, σu*:πu E(ESπu)–E(GSσu*), cm−1 Eψ→ψ*, cm−1§ ε, mV kET, s−1|| λexp, eV†† λcalc, eV‡‡ ΔG# = λexp/4, cm−1
σu* πu
M160H 200 72:28 3,970 6,050 148 0.81 0.63 0.26 0.48 1,270
WT 600 95:5 4,690 6,325 293 2.03 0.46 0.32 0.63 928
M160Q 900 99:1 4,810 6,375 158 1.65 0.45 0.41 0.57 907

Calculated from fits of the temperature dependences of the NMR signals. GS, ground state.

Calculated from the g// values reported by Ledesma et al. (21) as done by Gorelsky et al. (16). ES, excited state

§Calculated as half the energy of the intervalence band.

Reported by Ledesma et al. (21).

||Determined from electrochemical measurements (this work).

††Determined from the temperature dependences of kET.

‡‡Obtained from QM calculations.