Rhodopsin interaction with transducin

(C) Park, P.S., Filipek, S., Wells, J.W., Palczewski, K. (2004). Oligomerization of G-protein-coupled receptors: past, present, and future. Biochemistry 43, 15643-15656.
(from Supporting information).

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[kenwa15]

Hi batch303 but what do you mean by "you'll find citation for this data. (And references therein"?

[batch303]

I mean that exhaustive discussion of this protein-protein interaction is given in:

Park, P.S., Filipek, S., Wells, J.W., Palczewski, K. (2004). Oligomerization of G-protein-coupled receptors: past, present, and future. Biochemistry 43, 15643-15656.

And if you are especially interested, you can go further and read scientific literature on this topic, following references in that article.

[squierking]

yeah a commentary would have been good... do u have any other diagrams, charts, etc. on about how different wavelengths of the elecrtmagnetic spectrum are visible between various species of vertebrates and invertebrate? would help heaps with my research!

Cheers!

[batch303]

If you refer to information to this video, you'll find citation for this data. (And references therein.)

[kenwa15]

Needs a commentary. Good for showing protein fit and interaction.

[batch303]

If you refer to information to this video, you'll find citation for this data. (And references therein.)

[tmmullenhevey]

@batch303 Think about your audience--people come here to watch videos with some sort of explanation. If these people (myself included) really wanted to read about this specific pathway, they would consult any molecular biology textbook.

[MyPrettyPinkGuitar]

aha, nice

[Funkdb]

Can you please explain sexual reproduction. I don't get why my sperm is white.

[kenwa15]

Thanks

I will do so. The shame is that I am not teaching senior biology this year so I can't make as much use of it as I would like.