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Biomimetic light-harvesting antennae are made available by noncovalent polymerization of semisynthetic zinc chlorins. The excellent solubility and the prolonged stability of the zinc chlorin aggregates enables spectroscopic investigation of their reversible formation (see picture). The rod-shaped structure of these aggregates is experimentally confirmed by atomic force microscopy.
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