VISUAL RECEPTOR PIGMENTS IN THE AFRICAN CICHLID FISH, HAPLOCHROMIS-BURTONI
VISUAL RECEPTOR PIGMENTS IN THE AFRICAN CICHLID FISH, HAPLOCHROMIS-BURTONI
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DOI:
10.1016/0042-6989(80)90066-8
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
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影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
LIEBMAN, PA
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作者:
FERNALD, RD;LIEBMAN, PA
The retinal receptors of the African cichlid fish, H. burtoni, are arranged in a mosaic of square arrays which have 4 double cones around a central cone. Microspectrophotometric measurement of spectral absorbance reveals that the short single cones contain the blue photopigment, P455. The larger double cones contain red-green pigment pairs of P562 and P523. Rods are interspersed throughout the cone array and contain rhodopsin, P500. Spectral shape, pigment absorbance and the .lambda.max of photo-products are characteristic of A1 based pigments. The retinal receptors of H. burtoni appear well matched to important visual recognition tasks.