Chemistry - A European Journal · 2010 · 20 citations · 30 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryChemistryPhotosynthesisPlant BiochemistryPolymer ChemistryConductive PolymersOrganic Electronic MaterialsPhotosynthetic PigmentsCarotenoid ChemistryCarotenoid StabilityConductanceConductance GatingConductance MechanismsMolecular Wires
Tunable carots: Construction of the stable carotenoid wires with a specific conductance value is possible by the attachment of phenyl groups to the polyene chain to overcome the in vitro instability of natural carotenoids, the perfect molecular wires utilized in various biological processes. Diverse electronic natures of the substituents on the phenyl groups provide the carotenoids with tunable conductance (see figure).
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