The key to rhodopsin function lies in the structure of its interface with transducin

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 18 (3):473-474 (1995)
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Abstract

Light activated rhodopsin functions by catalyzing the exchange of GTP for GDP on numerous copies of transducin. Peptide mapping has shown that at least six regions, three on rhodopsin and three on the transducin alpha subunit, are involved in the active interface between the two proteins. The most informative structural studies of rhodopsin should include focus on the transducin interaction

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