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iodopsin

Known as: bathoiodopsin 
National Institutes of Health

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Retinal PigmentsRod Opsins

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2001
2001
Chloride effect on iodopsin studied by low-temperature visible and infrared spectroscopies.
To investigate the chloride effect on the spectral properties of iodopsin, we have prepared an anion-free iodopsin (iodopsin.free… 
1997
1997
Diffusible factors produced by cultured neural retinal cells enhance in vitro differentiation of pineal cone photoreceptors of developing quail embryos.
  • M. Araki
  • Brain research. Developmental brain research
  • 1997
  • Corpus ID: 22334490
1995
1995
Effect of chloride on the thermal reverse reaction of intermediates of iodopsin.
Among the intermediates in the bleaching process of iodopsin, a chicken red-sensitive cone visual pigment, the batho and meta I… 
1994
1994
What makes red visual pigments red? A resonance Raman microprobe study of retinal chromophore structure in iodopsin.
We have obtained resonance Raman spectra of iodopsin, a red-sensitive (lambda max 571 nm) pigment from chicken cone cells, to… 
1990
1990
Phosphorylation of iodopsin, chicken red-sensitive cone visual pigment.
The amino acid sequence has been determined for the carboxyl-terminal 41 amino acids of chicken red-sensitive cone pigment… 
1989
1989
Effect of chloride ion on the thermal decay process of the batho intermediate of iodopsin at low temperature.
The photochemical and the subsequent thermal behaviors of iodopsin (Cl(-)-bound form) and N-iodopsin (iodopsin whose Cl- was… 
1982
1982
Chromatographic separation of rod and cone pigments from chicken retinas.
1975
1975
The isomeric configuration of the bacteriorhodopsin chromophore
Highly Cited
1967
Highly Cited
1967
Photochemistry of Iodopsin
The only action of light on the pigment of cone vision, iodopsin, as on the rod pigment rhodopsin, is to isomerize its… 
1964
1964
The visual pigments of birds. I. The turkey.
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