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Effects of Solvents and Media on the Efficiency and Course of Photoisomerization of Bilirubins

Yoko Kanna, Tatsuo Arai, Hirochika Sakuragi, Katsumi Tokumaru

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Abstract The quantum yields of photoisomerization of bilirubin to various isomers were determined in various solvents. A specific photoisomerization took place only in buffered solutions containing human serum albumin. We discuss the effects of solvents and media surrounding bilirubin on its Photoisomerization.

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Abstract The quantum yields of photoisomerization of bilirubin to various isomers were determined in various solvents. A specific photoisomerization took place only in buffered solutions containing human serum albumin. We discuss the effects of solvents and media surrounding bilirubin on its Photoisomerization.

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Abstract The quantum yields of photoisomerization of bilirubin to various isomers were determined in various solvents. A specific photoisomerization took place only in buffered solutions containing human serum albumin. We discuss the effects of solvents and media surrounding bilirubin on its Photoisomerization.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Photoisomerization, Photochemistry, Organic chemistry, Isomerization, Catalysis

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