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- Proteorhodopsin (also known as pRhodopsin) is a family of transmembrane proteins that use retinal as a chromop**** for light-mediated functionality, in...
- different pigment has been found in some marine Gammaproteobacteria: proteorhodopsin. It is similar to and probably originated from bacteriorhodopsin (see...
- the ultra-violet) responses. Proteins from other bacteria include proteorhodopsin. As their name indicates, microbial rhodopsins are found in Archaea...
- called bacteriorhodopsin, while the eubacterial version is called proteorhodopsin. The pump consists of a single protein bound to a Vitamin A derivative...
- free-living and consume amino acids and carbohydrates, as well as have proteorhodopsin that enhances living in oligotrophic seawaters. Other species of Polaribacter...
- increase the bond energy of an electron pair — but it does possess proteorhodopsin (including retinol biosynthesis) for ATP production from light. SAR11...
- it contains 170 core genes for bacteria. Genome analysis shows that proteorhodopsins(PR)-containing marine Bacteroidota contains significantly fewer paralogous...
- photosynthetic, but some marine species use proteorhodopsin for energy through the harvesting of light. Proteorhodopsin (PR) is a proton pump that uses light...
- precursors in order to achieve optimal growth. It is found to have proteorhodopsin genes, which help power light-mediated proton pumps. Subtle differences...
- generated from rhodopsin-like proteins, primarily bacteriorhodopsin and proteorhodopsin, acting as proton pumps along a cellular membrane. To capture photons...