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Definition of: chromophore

(krōmə·fôr, -fōr) noun Chem.
A group of atoms so arranged as to produce the colors of dyestuffs when combined under proper conditions with hydrocarbon radicals.
—chro·mo·phor·ic
(krō′mə·fôrik, -for-), chro·moph·o·rous (krō·mofə·rəs) adjective

Most often used phrases:

retinal chromophore
excited chromophore
cld chromophore
chromophore retinal
chromophore p hydroxybenzylidene
visual chromophore
chromophore recycling

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