[en] The electron transfer within several dipeptides and their corresponding phosphorylated dipeptides was studied by electron pulse radiolysis, laser photolysis and electron spin resonance. The electron transfer rate constants were calculated by data modeling and kinetic analysis. It is found that the phosphoryl group in peptides participates the electron transfer process, and reduces the electron transfer rate in all cases. These are very important in life science since every biological process refers to the phosphorylation and nonphosphorylation of protein. It may be concerned in personalities and individualities of the personae. (author)