Spectroscopic Study of Proton-Transfer Mechanism of Inward Proton-Pump Rhodopsin, <i>Parvularcula oceani</i> Xenorhodopsin
Keiichi Inoue(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Hideki Kandori(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Satoshi Takeuchi(RIKEN), Yoshitaka Kato(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Shinya Tahara(Tokyo Institute of Technology), Tahei Tahara(RIKEN)
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