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Mechanismen der Erregung von Lichtsinneszellen

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Mechanismen der Erregung von Lichtsinneszellen

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Die Untersuchungen des Mechanismus der Erregung von Lichtsinneszellen stehen an der Schwelle zur Molekularbiologie. Wir können heute für die Photorezeption eine Reihe von Fragen formulieren, deren Beantwortung in den kommenden Jahren zu großen Fortschritten unseres Verständnisses des molekularen Mechanismus der Photorezeption führen wird.

Frau Dr. T. Malinowska danke ich für ihre Hilfe bei der Sichtung der Literatur, ihr und

HerrnDr. E. Hildebrand, Herrn Dr. H. Kühn und Herrn Dr. W. Sperling für anregende Diskussion des Manuskripts.

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