Functional Importance of the Interhelical Hydrogen Bond between Thr204 and Tyr174 of Sensory Rhodopsin II and Its Alteration during the Signaling Process
Yuki Sudo(Okayama University), John L. Spudich(The University of Texas Health Science Center), Yuji Furutani(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Hideki Kandori(Nagoya Institute of Technology)
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