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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 9.
Published in final edited form as: Chem Rev. 2013 Nov 27;114(7):3369–3380. doi: 10.1021/cr4004715

Figure 10.

Figure 10

Two-step hopping map for electron tunneling through ReI-modified azurin. Colored contours reflect electron-transport time scales as functions of the driving force for the first tunneling step (ordinate, Int→*ML) and the overall electron-transfer process (abscissa, CuI →*ML). The heavy black lines enclose the region in which two-step hopping is faster than single-step tunneling. The dashed black line indicates the driving force for *ReII(CO)3(dmp•−)(His124)|(Trp122)|AzCuI → ReI(CO)3(dmp•−)(His124)| (Trp122)•+|AzCuI ET; the black dot corresponds to *ReII(CO)3(dmp•−)(His124)| (Trp122)|AzCuI → ReI(CO)3(dmp•−)(His124)|(Trp122)•+|AzCuI → ReI(CO)3(dmp•−)(His124)|(Trp122)|AzCuII hopping. (Reproduced from ref 152 with permission from AAAS.)