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分子生体情報学分科
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光を感じるタンパク質の進化としくみを探る研究室。

AboutAbout the lab
光を感じるタンパク質から、進化の道すじを読む。
分子生体情報学分科は、
その
網膜の
Key terms
- ロドプシン
- 網膜で
光を 受けとるタンパク質。 視覚の はじまりを 担う - Gタンパク質共役型受容体
- 細胞の
膜に あり、 外からの 信号を 受けとって 中に 伝える 受容体の なかま - 分子進化
- DNAやタンパク質などの
分子が、 進化の 中で どう 変わってきたか
ResearchResearch themes
視覚・Gタンパク質共役型受容体・光生理学を
MembersFaculty
分子生体情報学分科の
- Professor柳川 正隆
- Associate Professor今元 泰
- Lecturer山下 高廣
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