Model Photoresponsive Membranes

  • Isidoro M. Pepe
  • Alessandra Gliozzi
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Part of the NATO Advanced Science Institutes Series book series (NSSA, volume 68)

Abstract

Basic mechanisms underlying action of light on biological systems are located in the membranous portions of cells. In plant photosynthesis the conversion of solar to chemical energy is associated with thylakoids membranes of the chloroplasts, in visual photoreception the first step in transduction of light excitation into neuronal signal takes place in the disk membranes of rod outer segment or in the microvillous membranes of the omatidia.

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Thylakoid Membrane Bilayer Lipid Membrane Purple Membrane Accessory Pigment Planar Bilayer 
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  • Isidoro M. Pepe
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  • Alessandra Gliozzi
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  1. 1.C.N.R. - Istituto di Cibernetica e BiofisicaCamogliItaly

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