Relocating the active-site lysine in rhodopsin and implications for evolution of retinylidene proteins

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RT @emeKato: @biochem_fan @furuttini よく言われているのは単なる収斂進化ですが、自分はその見方に多少懐疑的です。例えばこの論文ではGPCR型のrhodopsinについてTM7のlysineを別の場所に置き換えて、Gタンパク質の活性化能を調べて…

@biochem_fan @furuttini よく言われているのは単なる収斂進化ですが、自分はその見方に多少懐疑的です。例えばこの論文ではGPCR型のrhodopsinについてTM7のlysineを別の場所に置き換えて、Gタンパク質の活性化能を調べています。https://t.co/OlNMsua02O

@UCSB_OakleyLab @GenomesEvolve Thank you. I was aware of Devine's 2013 work https://t.co/fuZR9MOOg7 but not that newer research.

Relocating the active-site lysine in rhodopsin & implications for evolution of retinylidene proteins (Theobald lab) http://t.co/ReN6U83eGa

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