Cones respond to light in the absence of transducin β subunit.
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Cones respond to light in the absence of transducin β subunit.
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Cones respond to light in the absence of transducin β subunit.
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Cones respond to light in the absence of transducin β subunit.
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Cones respond to light in the absence of transducin β subunit.
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Cones respond to light in the absence of transducin β subunit.
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Cones respond to light in the absence of transducin β subunit.
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Cones respond to light in the absence of transducin β subunit
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Anuradha Dhingra
Arkady Lyubarsky
Chidambaram Chinniah
Edward N Pugh
Elena S Nikonova
Marie E Fina
Noga Vardi
Robert G Smith
Sergei S Nikonov
Xi-Qin Ding
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10.1523/JNEUROSCI.5204-12.2013
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2013-03-01T00:00:00Z