2013
DOI: 10.2142/biophys.53.s145_4
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1P239 Active Site Structure of Photoactive Yellow Protein with a Locked Chromophore Analog Revealed by Near Infrared Raman Optical Activity(18A. Photobiology: Vision & Photoreception,Poster)

Abstract: Microbial rhodopsins are photoactive proteins that use retinal molecule as the photoactive center and have been studied intensively as an excellent model system for structural biology. We have identified the new microbial rhodopsin genes from halorubrum species isolated from Ejinoor salt lake in Inner Mongolia. Pairs of PCR primers targeted bacteriorhodopsin (bR) gene or phoborhodopsin (pR) gene were made. We got the full-length sequence of bR-like gene by genome walking. The deduced amino acid sequence has 87… Show more

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