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Roles played by Enhancer of split transcription factors in Drosophila R7 photoreceptor specification. [PDF]
Arias RA, Mavromatakis YE, Tomlinson A.
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Sensory receptor expansion and neural accommodation in butterfly color vision. [PDF]
Gao K +8 more
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Innate spectral preferences and aversive visual learning reveal wavelength-dependent preferences and discrimination in Drosophila melanogaster. [PDF]
Seki Y +6 more
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An evolutionary analysis of lysophospholipid acyltransferases generating membrane phospholipid diversity. [PDF]
Shindou H, Kawai Y.
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The expanding roles of adhesion GPCRs in neural circuit assembly. [PDF]
Watson S, Sando RC.
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Microvillar Photoreceptor Cells of Invertebrates
1990The photoreceptor cells of invertebrate animals differ from those of vertebrates in morphology and physiology. Our present knowledge of structure and transduction mechanism of the microvillar photoreceptor cell of invertebrates is described. Less than for vertebrates is known about the biochemistry of the enzyme cascade which leads in the invertebrate ...
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Scanning electron microscopy, 1980
Electroretinogramms (ERG) of isolated crayfish retinas in salines differing in their Ca2+ concentration were recorded to monitor changes in the ERG induced by changes in the extracellular Ca2+ concentration. Laser microprobe mass spectroscopy and electron microscopy of (a) shock-frozen and (b) chemically fixed retinas were used to analyse the ...
W, Schröder, D, Frings, H, Stieve
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Electroretinogramms (ERG) of isolated crayfish retinas in salines differing in their Ca2+ concentration were recorded to monitor changes in the ERG induced by changes in the extracellular Ca2+ concentration. Laser microprobe mass spectroscopy and electron microscopy of (a) shock-frozen and (b) chemically fixed retinas were used to analyse the ...
W, Schröder, D, Frings, H, Stieve
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1985
Phototransduction in invertebrates differs in at least two conspicuously important aspects from that of vertebrates: In invertebrates the visual pigment is converted by light to a thermostable meta-state which is not, or only very slowly, metabolically regenerated.
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Phototransduction in invertebrates differs in at least two conspicuously important aspects from that of vertebrates: In invertebrates the visual pigment is converted by light to a thermostable meta-state which is not, or only very slowly, metabolically regenerated.
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