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Figure 9C shows the expected red shift that occurs in the presence of multivalent arsenicals; again, these effects are also observed in the presence of GSH.

Absorption spectra at room temperature (see Figure 1 ) of all investigated samples show the expected red shift of the ground-state excitonic absorption peak with increasing core size and shell thickness as a consequence of the reduced exciton localization.

Furthermore, the absence of a smaller than expected red shift or even a blue shift as observed in the case of E169Q cannot be explained by postulating that the chromophore adopts a non-all- trans configuration (e.g., 13- cis) because the fingerprint region remains substantially unchanged and characteristic of an all- trans chromophore.

The cytosolic domain control residue D213W exhibited a low anisotropy, suggesting a high side-chain mobility that is consistent with the expected red-shift of the emission maximum (Table 2 ).

Interestingly, both neutral substitutions did not produce a downshift in the unphotolyzed state ethylenic frequency corresponding to an expected red-shift in the visible absorption wavelength, which would be expected if the putative counterion to the positively charged SB were neutralized as is observed in the case of BR.

Had the pores been filled with polymer during spin coating, the resonance peak would be expected to red shift by approximately 111 nm according to a simulation using the transfer matrix method.

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As expected, the observed red shift of the surface plasmon resonance peak, the drop of surface charge, and the increase in the hydrodynamic diameter further indicate the strong adsorption/interaction between the microsomal components and AuNP surface by incubating a HLM/AuNP complex.

We would expect that the red shift follows mainly the temperature dependence of the GaAs band gap E. Therefore, we have calculated the temperature T-induced shift using the Varshni formula E = E g - AT 2 )/(B + T) with the A = 5.4 × 10−4 eV/K, B = 199 K and E g as the peak position for the lowest measured temperature using GaAs parameters [45].

QDM1's GS peaks - cQD1 and sQD1 - are as expected: they red-shift from the smaller 1.8/25/1.2 QDMs whose peaks were previously reported at 1.075 eV for cQDs and 1.240 eV for sQDs [16].

This observation implies that the red shift expected due to increasing polymer density always overcomes the blue shift expected from decreasing layer thickness.