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Biophysical Journal 11: 302-307 (1971)
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Anisotropic Absorption of Linearly Polarized Light by Cylindrical Molecules

Raymond Gabler, James Bearden and Irwin Bendet

ABSTRACT

A general theory relating the orientation of the transition moment in a chromophore to incident light, linearly polarized at an arbitrary angle, is discussed for cylindrical molecules. Experimental verification of this theory is presented for molecules of tobacco mosaic virus (TMV), T2 DNA, and polyadenylic acid (poly-A).






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