The ultraviolet rays-induced phosphorescence of ribonuclease T 1 in deoxygenated neutral aqueous solution at 293 K has been studied. From the investigation of phosphorescence properties, it can be characterized that the phosphorescence is originating from the single tryptophan residue supposedly burried in the hydrophobic environment.
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