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Bacterial rhodopsins monitored with fluorescent dyes in vesicles and in vivo

Published in: Journal of Membrane Biology

Date of publication: January 1, 1984

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Identification of a third rhodopsin-like pigment in phototactic Halobacterium halobium
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Control of transmembrane ion fluxes to select halorhodopsin-deficient and other energy-transduction mutants of Halobacterium halobium
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