ArticleACS physical chemistry Au2026
Decarboxylation via a Higher Electronic Excited State Drives LSSmOrange Photoconversion.
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LSSmOrange is a fluorescent protein that exhibits slow photoconversion and is used as an imaging tool to highlight specific subpopulations of molecules. While photoconversion in LSSmOrange is known to involve Kolbe decarboxylation of the E215 side chain, its structural dynamics remain unexplored. We addressed the excited state dynamics of LSSmOrange by using serial femtosecond crystallography (SFX) with an X-ray free electron laser. SFX enabled us to determine the crystal structure of unconverted LSSmOrange without detectable X-ray damage, facilitating a femtosecond optical pumpX-ray probe experiment to track time-resolved structural changes. A decrease in electron density at E215 was observed 250 ps after strong pump laser illumination (mean fluence of 0.31 J/cm
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