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In 2022, a collaborative team from the University of Oxford and the Max Planck Institute used on isolated cryptochrome crystals. By applying weak oscillating magnetic fields (≈ 50 nT, comparable to Earth’s field variations), they observed a measurable shift in the fluorescence yield, confirming that the spin dynamics are indeed field‑sensitive at physiological temperatures.

Many enzymes accelerate reactions by factors of 10⁶–10¹⁴, far beyond what simple proximity and orientation arguments predict. For certain reactions—especially those involving hydrogen transfer— underestimates the rate. JUQ-373

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