Carotenoids and related polyenes. Part 4.1 Synthesis of carotenoid analogues containing a conjugated carbonyl group and their fluorescence properties

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Yumiko Yamano, Mamoru Mimuro and Masayoshi Ito


Abstract

Fluorescence properties of several synthetic carotenoid analogues have been investigated in order to assess the relationship between molecular structures and function as a photosynthetic antenna. The origin of fluorescence is determined by two factors; the length of the conjugated double bond system and the presence of a carbonyl group. For efficient energy transfer to chlorophyll a, eight conjugated double bonds and an associated carbonyl group are required, which ensures that fluorescence occurs from the S1 state.


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