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G-protein alpha and beta–gamma subunits interact with conformationally distinct signaling states of rhodopsin

Maureen A. Downs, Rieko Arimoto, Garland R. Marshall, Oleg G. Kisselev

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Key concepts: Transducin, Rhodopsin, Protein subunit, Chemistry, Hydroxylamine, G alpha subunit, Biophysics, G protein

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