The Novartis Foundation in collaboration with the Novartis Foundation (Japan) for the Promotion of Science
Symposium on Rhodopsins and phototransduction, held in Kyoto International Conference Hall, Kyoto, Japan, 26–28 October 1998
This symposium is held in commemoration of the late Professor George Wald
Ruth
Hubbard
and Elijah Wald
George Wald memorial talk
Abstract
Discussion
James
K. Bowmaker
The ecology of visual pigments
Abstract
Discussion
General discussion I Vertebrate ancient (VA) opsin: a new vertebrate photopigment family
Fumio
Tokunaga, Osamu Hisatomi, Takunori Satoh
et al Evolution of visual pigments and related molecules
Abstract
Discussion
Gebhard
F. X. Schertler
Structure of rhodopsin
Abstract
Discussion
Richard
A. Mathies
Photons, femtoseconds and dipolar interactions: a
molecular picture of the primary events in vision
Abstract
Discussion
General discussion II
Willem
J. DeGrip, Frank DeLange, Corné H.W. Klaassen et al Photoactivation
of rhodopsin: interplay between protein and chromophore
Abstract
Discussion
Steven
W. Lin
and Thomas P. Sakmar Colour tuning
mechanism of visual pigments
Abstract
Discussion
Yoshinori
Shichida
and Hiroo Imai
Amino
acid residues controlling properties and functions of rod and cone visual
pigments
Abstract
Discussion
Klaus
Peter Hofmann Signalling
states of photoactivated rhodopsin
Abstract
Discussion
General discussion III
Krzysztof
Palczewski, Christophe L. M. J. Verlinde and
Françoise Haeseleer Molecular
mechanism of visual transduction
Abstract
Discussion
Satoru
Kawamura
Calcium-dependent regulation of rhodopsin phosphorylation
Abstract
Discussion
Hiroyuki
Matsumoto, Esther S. Kahn and
Naoka Komori The emerging role of
mass spectrometry in molecular biosciences: studies of protein phosphorylation
in fly eyes as an example
Abstract
Discussion
Robert
S. Molday, René Warren, Chris Loewen
and Laurie Molday
Cyclic GMP-gated channel and peripherin/rds–rom-1 complex of rod cells
Abstract
Discussion
Daisuke
Kojima and
Yoshitaka Fukada Non-visual
photoreception by a variety of vertebrate opsins
Abstract
Discussion
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