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. 2014 Jun 23;5:4170. doi: 10.1038/ncomms5170

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(a) Probability of each cofactor in the local excited states at 300 K revealed by the exciton model. The probabilities (P_m) are calculated as weighed sum of each cofactor’s contributions to all the excited states (M) obtained by the exciton model (see equation 2). (b) Exciton matrix (unit: meV) built from 300 K MD simulations. The diagonal terms are the average site energies for the cofactors and the off-diagonal terms correspond to the strengths of the coupling. (c) Comparison between the excitation probabilities of the cofactors at 300 K (dark grey) and those at 77 K (white stripes).