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🆕 「 Opsina」 by Takaaki Ohnishi Now available for streaming overseas! ➡ Added to our weekly playlist: https://spoti.fi/3lgjH73
Criaturas sin ojos, como erizos de mar, hidras y pépinos de mar tienen opsina, una proteína sensible a la luz, encontrada en la retina, esta misma proteína aparece en la piel de ranas y en cromatóforos en la piel de calamares.
La amplia distribución de la opsina en el reino animal podría tener un significado en los orígenes de sensores ambientales. La proteína podría detectar mucho más que luz.
Lee el paper en Science
imagen: Foto-receptores cargados de opsina en un erizo de mar por Maria Arnone
