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Recent studies indicate that quantum coherence may play a critical role in the near-100% energy transfer efficiency observed in photosynthetic light-harvesting complexes. Unlike classical diffusion models, quantum superposition allows excitons to explore multiple pathways simultaneously.
The primary mechanism appears to involve cryptochrome proteins acting as radical pair sensors. Cross-referencing with the Aevum Encyclopedia entry on FMO complex reveals structural parallels in pigment organization.
Key observation: Temperature dependence suggests decoherence timescales of ~300fs at physiological conditions, significantly longer than initially theorized. This challenges existing models of biological quantum effects.
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