The surface of visual arrestin that binds to rhodopsin.

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Our results clearly suggest a surface of arrestin to which rhodopsin binds upon light activation and phosphorylation. This surface encompasses elements from both the N- and C-terminal domains of arrestin.

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Published in: PubMed

Volume 10, pp. 392-8

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The surface of visual arrestin that binds to rhodopsin.

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