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Gregory J.S. Fowler

University of Sheffield ORCID

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G Fowler, G J Fowler, G J S Fowler, G. J. Fowler, G. J. S. Fowler, G.J.S. Fowler, Greg Fowler, Greg J. S. Fowler, Gregory J. S. Fowler, Gregory J.S Fowler

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University of Sheffield University of Amsterdam Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique CEA Paris-Saclay Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

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Gregory J.S. Fowler is an author at University of Sheffield specializing in molecular biology, photochemistry, and medicine.

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	Year	Citations
Genetically modified photosynthetic antenna complexes with blueshifted absorbance bands Gregory J.S. Fowler, Ronald W. Visschers, G. G. Grief, Nature PhotochemistryNatural SciencesSpectroscopyAntennaPhotobiology	1992	235
Mutants of <i>Rhodobacter sphaeroides</i> lacking one or more pigment‐protein complexes and complementation with reaction‐centre, LH1, and LH2 genes Michael R. Jones, Gregory J.S. Fowler, Lucien C.D. Gibson, Molecular Microbiology More Pigment‐protein ComplexesPhotobiologyBacteriologyMolecular BiologyCyanobacteria	1992	150
Identification of the Upper Exciton Component of the B850 Bacteriochlorophylls of the LH2 Antenna Complex, Using a B800-Free Mutant of <i>Rhodobacter </i><i>sphaeroides</i> M. H. C. Koolhaas, Raoul N. Frese, Gregory J.S. Fowler, Biochemistry	1998	142
Blue shifts in bacteriochlorophyll absorbance correlate with changed hydrogen bonding patterns in light-harvesting 2 mutants of Rhodobacter sphaeroides with alterations at α-Tyr-44 and α-Tyr-45 Gregory J.S. Fowler, Ganesh D. Sockalingum, Bruno Robert, Biochemical Journal	1994	132
Temporally and spectrally resolved subpicosecond energy transfer within the peripheral antenna complex (LH2) and from LH2 to the core antenna complex in photosynthetic purple bacteria. S. Hess, Mirianas Chachisvilis, K. Timpmann, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences PhotobiologyMolecular BiologyExcitation Energy TransferOptogeneticsPhototropin	1995	126
Characterization of the Light-Harvesting Antennas of Photosynthetic Purple Bacteria by Stark Spectroscopy. 2. LH2 Complexes: Influence of the Protein Environment L. M. P. Beekman, Raoul N. Frese, Gregory J.S. Fowler, The Journal of Physical Chemistry B PhotobiologyMolecular BiologyMicrobial PhysiologyRedox BiologySpectra-structure Correlation	1997	90
Site-Directed Modification of the Ligands to the Bacteriochlorophylls of the Light-Harvesting LH1 and LH2 Complexes of <i>Rhodobacter</i> <i>sphaeroides</i> John D. Olsen, James N. Sturgis, Willem H.J. Westerhuis, Biochemistry	1997	84
Influence of the Protein Binding Site on the Absorption Properties of the Monomeric Bacteriochlorophyll in <i>Rhodobacter sphaeroides</i> LH2 Complex Andrew Gall, Gregory J.S. Fowler, C. Neil Hunter, Biochemistry	1997	68
Ultrafast Carotenoid Band Shifts Probe Structure and Dynamics in Photosynthetic Antenna Complexes Jennifer L. Herek, Tõnu Pullerits, Gregory J.S. Fowler, Biochemistry	1998	63
Methylene blue and the photodynamic therapy of superficial bladder cancer Jessica Williams, J. Stamp, R. Devonshire, Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B Biology UrologyPhotochemistryGenitourinary CancerPhotodynamic TherapyMedicine	1989	62

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