Source 1review2022Frontiers in Molecular Biosciences
Toolkit/Neorhodopsin
Neorhodopsin
Also known as: NeoR
Taxonomy: Mechanism Branch / Architecture. Workflows sit above the mechanism and technique branches rather than replacing them.
Summary
Among them is the bimodal photoswitchable Neorhodopsin (NeoR), which exhibits a near-infrared absorbing, highly fluorescent state.
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Mechanism Branch
Architecture: A composed arrangement of multiple parts that instantiates one or more mechanisms.
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Validation
Cell-freeBacteriaMammalianMouseHumanTherapeuticIndep. Replication
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Ranked Claims
NIR-sensitive retinal chromophores expand the known spectral range of natural retinal photoreceptors and provide a novel perspective for optogenetic tool development.
Neorhodopsin is a bimodal photoswitchable rhodopsin that exhibits a near-infrared absorbing, highly fluorescent state.
The near-infrared absorbing and highly fluorescent properties described for NeoR had not previously been described for any retinal photoreceptor according to the review abstract.
Approval Evidence
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Among them is the bimodal photoswitchable Neorhodopsin (NeoR), which exhibits a near-infrared absorbing, highly fluorescent state.
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field impact summarysupports
NIR-sensitive retinal chromophores expand the known spectral range of natural retinal photoreceptors and provide a novel perspective for optogenetic tool development.
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functional property summarysupports
Neorhodopsin is a bimodal photoswitchable rhodopsin that exhibits a near-infrared absorbing, highly fluorescent state.
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novelty summarysupports
The near-infrared absorbing and highly fluorescent properties described for NeoR had not previously been described for any retinal photoreceptor according to the review abstract.
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