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  <p>In this part we will predict how much photons fluorescent proteins in the photobioreactor can absorb .<br>
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  <p>This section proves that energy of photons absorbed by fluorescent proteins can be transmitted to RC complex by Förster resonance energy transfer. By building a fusion protein model of H subunit in RC complex and fluorescent protein, we can predict the distance between the donor and the receptor and calculate the energy transfer efficiency by Förster theory.<br>
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Revision as of 13:21, 31 October 2017






model


The purpose of this modeling is to predict the improvement of hydrogen production of Rhodobacter sphaeroids 2.4.1 after modifications of lightbioreactor and Rhodobacter sphaeroids 2.4.1.


Our modelling is divided into three parts: Model of Reactor, Förster theory, Hydrogen production. it includes the whole process from photon absorption in photobioreactor to hydrogen production from Rhodobacter spaeroids 2.4.1.



In this part we will predict how much photons fluorescent proteins in the photobioreactor can absorb .
(read more)

This section proves that energy of photons absorbed by fluorescent proteins can be transmitted to RC complex by Förster resonance energy transfer. By building a fusion protein model of H subunit in RC complex and fluorescent protein, we can predict the distance between the donor and the receptor and calculate the energy transfer efficiency by Förster theory.
(read more)

This part mainly introduces the pathway of hydrogen production and calculates how much hydrogen will be produced.
(read more)