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The Evolution and Function of Melanopsin in Craniates,rs that detect light for a diverse array of non-image-forming tasks. Like the photoreceptors of image-forming systems, the pigments contained within non-visual photoreceptive cells comprise a protein component (opsin) linked to a light-sensitive retinal chromophore derived from vitamin A. In mammals

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The Evolution of Photoreceptors and Visual Photopigments in Vertebrates,uter segments. Vertebrate visual pigments fall into five classes, a rod pigment that is found in rod photoreceptors that are responsible for dim-light vision and four spectral classes of cone photoreceptors that are responsible for vision in daylight and provide for the sensation of color if two or

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91225-2cells, which contribute to regulating light-dependent melatonin secretion and the neural light response, including irradiance detection and wavelength discrimination. Visual opsins and pineal-specific opsins have been identified from the pineal and related organs in a wide variety of non-mammalian v

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Ergebnisse der Chirurgie und Orthop?diers that detect light for a diverse array of non-image-forming tasks. Like the photoreceptors of image-forming systems, the pigments contained within non-visual photoreceptive cells comprise a protein component (opsin) linked to a light-sensitive retinal chromophore derived from vitamin A. In mammals