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Phototransduction mechanism in depolarizing photoreceptors of lizard parietal eye
W. H. Xiong
, E. Solessio
,
K. W. Yau
School of Medicine
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Keyphrases
Bromo
16%
Collagenase
16%
Cyclic GMP
83%
Dark Adaptation
16%
Diltiazem
16%
Excised Patch
16%
High Density
16%
Induced Current
33%
Inward Current
16%
Light Flashes
16%
Light Response
16%
Lizard
100%
Non-selective Cation Channel
33%
Outer Segment
33%
Parietal Eye
100%
Paris
16%
Patch-clamp Recording
50%
Perforated Patch
33%
Persistent Inward Current
16%
Phosphodiesterase Activity
16%
Phosphodiesterase Inhibitors
16%
Photoreceptor
100%
Photoreduction
100%
Pipette
16%
Pronase
16%
Puffing
33%
Room Light
16%
Trypsin
16%
Voltage Clamp
16%
Whole Cell
16%
Whole-cell Patch-clamp
16%
Neuroscience
Cation Channel
33%
Collagenase
16%
Cyclic Guanosine Monophosphate
83%
Dark Adaptation
16%
Diltiazem
16%
IBMX
33%
Lizard
100%
Parietal Eye
100%
Phosphodiesterase
16%
Phosphodiesterase Inhibitor
16%
Photoreceptor
100%
Phototransduction
100%
Pronase
16%
Voltage Clamp
16%