Visual Pigments of Some Common Laboratory Mammals
NaturePublished 1 November 1959
C.D.B. Bridges
Citations105
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score18.29
SNIP10.16
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The present work deals with the homogeneity and spectroscopic properties of visual pigments found in some common laboratory mammals.
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RECENTLY1, homogeneous visual pigments ranging in λmax from 491 mµ to 501 mµ have been obtained from a number of different mammalian retinæ. The present work deals with the homogeneity and spectroscopic properties of visual pigments found in some common laboratory mammals.
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