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. 2016 Dec 20;6:38543. doi: 10.1038/srep38543

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Inline graphic — The RP model shown here is for a one-proton radical-pair with one isotropic hyperfine coupling of 500 μT and a RP lifetime of 10 μs. The static magnetic field was set to B_o = 50 μT and the RF magnetic field amplitude set to B_RF = 20 μT (RMS), with a Zeeman resonance frequency of 1.4 MHz. R^T (R^S) is the relative change of triplet (singlet) yields produced by the RF, relative to the levels in the static field.

Inline graphic — The RP model shown here is for a one-proton radical-pair with one isotropic hyperfine coupling of 500 μT and a RP lifetime of 10 μs. The static magnetic field was set to B_o = 50 μT and the RF magnetic field amplitude set to B_RF = 20 μT (RMS), with a Zeeman resonance frequency of 1.4 MHz. R^T (R^S) is the relative change of triplet (singlet) yields produced by the RF, relative to the levels in the static field.