Photoisomerization mechanism of the rhodopsin chromophore: picosecond photolysis of pigment containing 11-cis-locked eight-membered ring retinal.
T. Mizukami(Kyoto University), T. Yoshizawa(Nagoya Institute of Technology), C F Biffe(Kyoto University), Yoshinori Shichida(Ritsumeikan University), Fadila Derguini(University of Electro-Communications), Charles G. Caldwell(University of Electro-Communications), Hideki Kandori(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Anna Chen(University of Electro-Communications), Kazuki Nakanishi(Tokyo Medical and Dental University)
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