Activating and Fluorescent Wave-lengths of Furocoumarins : Psoralens

BIOLOGICAL photosensitized reactions are known to result from the absorption of a wide spectrum of radiation. The energy and therefore the wave-length of light absorbed and the biological changes occurring in photosensitized reactions are obviously closely related. A fundamental law of photochemistr...

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Published in:Nature (London) 1960-02, Vol.185 (4710), p.382-383
Main Authors: PATHAK, M. A., FELLMAN, J. H.
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