As a structural analogue of adenine, 2-aminopurine (2Ap) is often used as a fluorescent probe to study the intramolecular charge transfer reaction in DNA. We have designed and synthesized a series of model DNA helix with the variation in the distance between the 2Ap probe and the GGG sequence, and have investigated, by means of picosecond time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy, the effect of the length of the bridge (consisting of a number of transfer dynamics. The fluorescence dynamics of 2Ap exhibited three exponential decay components, the one with a time constant of a few hundred picoseconds is assigned to the intramolecular charge transfer from GGG to 2Ap. Within 2.4 nm of the donor-acceptor separation,the rate of charge transfer decreased exponentially upon increasing the separation, from which the decay factor ,β is determined to be 1.3 nm-1. Beyond 2.4 nm, however, the rate started to increase, this abnormal behavior of charge transfer is interpreted in terms of the match of electronic energies between the I-bridge and the donor/acceptor couple.