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    Okano T, Kojima D, Fukada Y, Shichida Y, Yoshizawa T.
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  • 31. A novel Xenopus SWS2, P434 visual pigment: structure, cellular location, and spectral analyses.
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  • 34. Single and multiple visual systems in arthropods.
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  • 37. Primary structure of locust opsins: a speculative model which may account for ultraviolet wavelength light detection.
    Towner P, Harris P, Wolstenholme AJ, Hill C, Worm K, Gärtner W.
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  • 38. Ultraviolet and violet receptors express identical mRNA encoding an ultraviolet-absorbing opsin: identification and histological localization of two mRNAs encoding short-wavelength-absorbing opsins in the retina of the butterfly Papilio xuthus.
    Kitamoto J, Ozaki K, Arikawa K.
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  • 39. Long-wavelength sensitive visual pigments of the guppy (Poecilia reticulata): six opsins expressed in a single individual.
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