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Functional interaction structures of the photochromic retinal protein rhodopsin

Kirchberg et al., 2010

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14219139596163621550
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Kirchberg K
Kim T
Haase S
Alexiev U
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Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences

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We studied functional interaction structures of the vertebrate membranephotoreceptor rhodopsin containing retinal as a chromophore. Using time-resolved fluorescence depolarization we analyzed real-time dynamics and conformational changes of the …
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