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oxyblepharismin

National Institutes of Health

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2017
2017
Main photophysical properties of oxyblepharismin.
2017
2017
Fluorescence lifetime microscopy reveals the biologically-related photophysical heterogeneity of oxyblepharismin in light-adapted (blue) Blepharisma japonicum cells.
The step-up photophobic response of the heterotrich ciliate Blepharisma japonicum is mediated by a hypericinic pigment… 
2008
2008
Primary photoprocesses involved in the sensory protein for the photophobic response of Blepharisma japonicum.
We present new femtosecond transient-absorption and picosecond fluorescence experiments performed on OBIP, the oxyblepharismin… 
2008
2008
Steady-state and femtosecond photoinduced processes of blepharismins bound to alpha-crystallin.
The interaction of blepharismin (BP) and oxyblepharismin (OxyBP) with bovine alpha-crystallin (BAC) has been studied both by… 
2007
2007
Target analysis of primary photoprocesses involved in the oxyblepharismin-binding protein.
Target analysis is performed on previously published transient absorption spectra of the 200-kDa oxyblepharismin-binding protein… 
2005
2005
Circular Dichroism of the Photoreceptor Pigment Oxyblepharismin
Abstract Circular dichroism (CD) was used to study the structure of oxyblepharismin (OxyBP), the photoreceptor chromophore for… 
2005
2005
Spectroscopic study of the chromophore--protein association and primary photoinduced events in the photoreceptor of Blepharisma japonicum.
Blepharisma japonicum is a ciliated protozoan exhibiting a strong step-up photophobic response upon illumination. The… 
2000
2000
Analyses of Structure of Photoreceptor Organelle and Blepharismin-associated Protein in Unicellular Eukaryote Blepharisma¶
Abstract In the ciliated protozoan Blepharisma, step-up photophobic response is believed to be mediated by a novel type of… 
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