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  • Enzyme-Specific Excited Particle Storage: Understanding the Mechanism
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    * Which enzyme are we talking about? Enzymes have specific functions, and the molecule they store an excited particle in depends on the enzyme's purpose.

    * What is the "excited particle"? Is it an electron, a proton, a photon, or something else?

    * What is the reaction or process taking place?

    For example, if the excited particle is an electron, the enzyme might store it in a coenzyme such as NADH or FADH2. If the excited particle is a photon, it could be stored as chemical energy in a molecule like glucose.

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