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Proteorhodopsin is a light-driven proton pump with variable vectoriality.

• Thomas Friedrich, Sven Geibel, +5 authors Ernst Bamberg
• Journal of molecular biology
• 2002

Proteorhodopsin, a homologue of archaeal bacteriorhodopsin (BR), belongs to a newly identified family of retinal proteins from marine bacteria, which could play an important role in the energy… (More)

Functional cell-free synthesis of a seven helix membrane protein: in situ insertion of bacteriorhodopsin into liposomes.

• Rolf Kalmbach, I. V. Chizhov, Miria C Schumacher, Thomas Friedrich, Ernst Bamberg, Martin Engelhard
• Journal of molecular biology
• 2007

The expression of membrane proteins for functional and structural studies or medicinal applications is still not very well established. Membrane-spanning proteins that mediate the information flow of… (More)

First steps of retinal photoisomerization in proteorhodopsin.

• Martin O. Lenz, Robert Huber, +4 authors Josef Wachtveitl
• Biophysical journal
• 2006

The early steps (<1 ns) in the photocycle of the detergent solubilized proton pump proteorhodopsin are analyzed by ultrafast spectroscopic techniques. A comparison to the first primary events in… (More)

pH-dependent photoisomerization of retinal in proteorhodopsin.

• Robert Huber, Thomas Köhler, +4 authors Josef Wachtveitl
• Biochemistry
• 2005

The early steps in the photocycle of the bacterial proton pump proteorhodopsin (PR) were analyzed by ultrafast pump/probe spectroscopy to compare the rate of retinal isomerization at alkaline and… (More)

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