Functional Mechanism of Proton Pump-Type Rhodopsins Found in Various Microorganisms as a Potential Effective Tool in Optogenetics
Microbial rhodopsins, which are photoreceptive membrane proteins consisting of seven α-helical structural apoproteins (opsin) and a covalently attached retinal chromophore, are one of the most frequently used optogenetic tools. Since the first success of neuronal activation by channelrhodopsin, vari...
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IntechOpen
2021
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