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Ectopically Expressed Rhodopsin is Not Sensitive to X-rays

2023-08-06

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Visual perception of X-radiation is a well-documented, but poorly understood phenomenon. Early literature implicates scotopic rod cells and rod opsin in X-ray detection, however, evidence suggests that X-rays excite the retina via a different mechanism than visible light. While rhodopsin’s role in X-ray perception is unclear, the possibility that it could function as an X-ray receptor has led to speculation that i...

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99360fc8-0f89-5d27-a855-f0fb127c2296
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10.1101/2023.08.03.551542
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