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RHODOPSIN BIOSYNTHESIS IN DROSOPHILA
Authors: COLLEY NJ THOMA S HELLER E COLLET KH
Citation: Nj. Colley et al., RHODOPSIN BIOSYNTHESIS IN DROSOPHILA, Investigative ophthalmology & visual science, 37(3), 1996, pp. 3101-3101
THE CYCLOPHILIN HOMOLOG NINAA FUNCTIONS AS A CHAPERONE FORMING A STABLE COMPLEX IN-VIVO WITH RHODOPSIN
Authors: COLLEY NJ BAKER EK ZUKER CS
Citation: Nj. Colley et al., THE CYCLOPHILIN HOMOLOG NINAA FUNCTIONS AS A CHAPERONE FORMING A STABLE COMPLEX IN-VIVO WITH RHODOPSIN, Investigative ophthalmology & visual science, 36(4), 1995, pp. 403-403
DEFECTIVE INTRACELLULAR-TRANSPORT IS THE MOLECULAR-BASIS OF RHODOPSIN-DEPENDENT DOMINANT RETINAL DEGENERATION
Authors: COLLEY NJ CASSILL JA BAKER EK ZUKER CS
Citation: Nj. Colley et al., DEFECTIVE INTRACELLULAR-TRANSPORT IS THE MOLECULAR-BASIS OF RHODOPSIN-DEPENDENT DOMINANT RETINAL DEGENERATION, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 92(7), 1995, pp. 3070-3074
THE CYCLOPHILIN HOMOLOG NINAA FUNCTIONS AS A CHAPERONE, FORMING A STABLE COMPLEX IN-VIVO WITH ITS PROTEIN TARGET RHODOPSIN
Authors: BAKER EK COLLEY NJ ZUKER CS
Citation: Ek. Baker et al., THE CYCLOPHILIN HOMOLOG NINAA FUNCTIONS AS A CHAPERONE, FORMING A STABLE COMPLEX IN-VIVO WITH ITS PROTEIN TARGET RHODOPSIN, EMBO journal, 13(20), 1994, pp. 4886-4895
THE CYCLOPHILIN HOMOLOG NINAA FUNCTIONS AS A CHAPERONE, FORMING A STABLE COMPLEX IN-VIVO WITH ITS PROTEIN TARGET RHODOPSIN
Authors: BAKER EK COLLEY NJ ZUKER CS
Citation: Ek. Baker et al., THE CYCLOPHILIN HOMOLOG NINAA FUNCTIONS AS A CHAPERONE, FORMING A STABLE COMPLEX IN-VIVO WITH ITS PROTEIN TARGET RHODOPSIN, EMBO journal, 13(20), 1994, pp. 4886-4895
AN EYE-SPECIFIC G-BETA SUBUNIT ESSENTIAL FOR TERMINATION OF THE PHOTOTRANSDUCTION CASCADE
Authors: DOLPH PJ MANSONHING H YARFITZ S COLLEY NJ DEER JR SPENCER M HURLEY JB ZUKER CS
Citation: Pj. Dolph et al., AN EYE-SPECIFIC G-BETA SUBUNIT ESSENTIAL FOR TERMINATION OF THE PHOTOTRANSDUCTION CASCADE, Nature, 370(6484), 1994, pp. 59-61
IN-SITU ASSAY OF LIGHT-STIMULATED G-PROTEIN ACTIVITY IN DROSOPHILA PHOTORECEPTOR G-PROTEIN BETA-MUTANTS
Authors: YARFITZ SL DEER JLR FROELICK G COLLEY NJ HURLEY JB
Citation: Sl. Yarfitz et al., IN-SITU ASSAY OF LIGHT-STIMULATED G-PROTEIN ACTIVITY IN DROSOPHILA PHOTORECEPTOR G-PROTEIN BETA-MUTANTS, The Journal of biological chemistry, 269(48), 1994, pp. 30340-30344
ARRESTIN FUNCTION IN INACTIVATION OF G-PROTEIN COUPLED RECEPTOR RHODOPSIN INVIVO
Authors: DOLPH PJ RANGANATHAN R COLLEY NJ HARDY RW SOCOLICH M ZUKER CS
Citation: Pj. Dolph et al., ARRESTIN FUNCTION IN INACTIVATION OF G-PROTEIN COUPLED RECEPTOR RHODOPSIN INVIVO, Science, 260(5116), 1993, pp. 1910-1916
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