Oligomeric states of microbial rhodopsins determined by high-speed atomic force microscopy and circular dichroic spectroscopy
Mikihiro Shibata(Kanazawa University), Takayuki Uchihashi(Kanazawa University), Rei Abe‐Yoshizumi(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Chihiro Kataoka(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Masae Konno(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Keiichi Inoue(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Manish Pratap Singh(University of Aberdeen), Kento Ikeda(Kanazawa University), Hideki Kandori(Nagoya Institute of Technology)
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