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Adolf Müller
Researcher at University of Regensburg
Publications - 38
Citations - 624
Adolf Müller is an academic researcher from University of Regensburg. The author has contributed to research in topics: Radical & Electron paramagnetic resonance. The author has an hindex of 17, co-authored 38 publications receiving 622 citations.
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Chloroplast Rieske Center. EPR study on its spectral characteristics, relaxation and orientation properties.
TL;DR: The spectral parameters, the orientation of the g tensor in two-dimensionally ordered multilayers and the relaxation properties of the Rieske center in purified cytochrome b6f complex from spinach were studied by EPR spectroscopy.
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The pH dependence of the redox midpoint potential of the 2Fe2S cluster from cytochrome b6f complex (the ‘Rieske centre’)
Wolfgang Nitschke,Pierre Joliot,Ursula Liebl,A. William Rutherford,Günter Hauska,Adolf Müller,Astrid Riedel +6 more
TL;DR: The pH dependence of the redox midpoint potential (Em) of the Rieske center from the spinach cytochrome b6f complex was studied by EPR as discussed by the authors, where the Em was found to be independent of pH up to pH 8 and to decrease at higher pH values.
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Conformation of the common purine (beta) ribosides in solution: further evidence for a correlation between N-S state of the ribose moiety and syn-anti equilibrium.
TL;DR: Comparison of the Karplus analysis of the proton HR spectra of the ribose moiety obtained in this solvent with the data from aqueous solutions of A and I proves that the conformations of the nucleosides are very similar in both liquids.
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Radical formation in salts of pyrimidines. II. Cytosine. HCl crystals.
TL;DR: Hückel molecular orbital calculations are presented, which support the hypothesis according to which in unsaturated pyrimidines the site of hydrogenation or protonation depends on the state of the molecule.
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A stable radical in the ribose moiety of X-irradiated 3'-cytidylic acid and its relation to a similar radical in cytidine: an ESR-ENDOR study.
TL;DR: A stable free radical, labeled 3αH, is formed in 3′-cytidylic acid (3′CMP) single crystals by X-irradiating at 77 K and then warming to above room temperature, and remains stable up to 150°C.