Hydrogen bond chains in proteins

The proton conduction between asp96 and the Schiff base takes place in a narrow chaimel lined with mostly hydrophobic residues [16]. The distance between the donor and acceptor groups is about 10 A the means by which proton movement is achieved are uncertain. Much has been speculated on the existence of hydrogen-bonded chains in proteins through which protons can move by a mechanism much like that occurring in ice [134,135]. In bacteriorhodopsin there are not enough residues in this region to form... 

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