Ramirez
found rhodopsin — usually produced in the eye — in the sensory neurons on the tissue's surface.
Not exact matches
Elena Oancea at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, and colleagues have shown a link between skin and the light - sensitive chemical
rhodopsin, which is also
found in the retina (12 November, p 20).
Rhodopsins have been
found capable of pumping anions or cations into or out of cells, respectively — activity important for maintaining various cell functions.
We may only need to look into our own eyes to
find the evidence, in the form of the pigment
rhodopsin.
This work focused on
rhodopsins, which are light - activated molecules
found in the human eye as well as in bacteria.
Indeed, she
found a visual pigment much like the
rhodopsin that occurs in many invertebrates and vertebrates.
At 8 days these cells had a clear appearance (Fig. 8A), and
rhodopsin - positive material was
found within the CD68 - expressing cells (Fig. 8B).