A natural light-driven inward proton pump
Keiichi Inoue(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Hideki Kandori(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Yoshitaka Kato(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Takayuki Uchihashi(Kanazawa University), Yurika Nomura(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Satoshi P. Tsunoda(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Shota Ito(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Mikihiro Shibata(Kanazawa University)
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