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Deep-sea rhodopsin assembles into trimers as pressure climbs to 120 megapascals
Fukuhara's group at Kyushu pressurized a deep-sea rhodopsin and a land-dwelling one in the same rig, and only the deep-sea protein came back with its light absorption intact. Trimer formation is the proposed reason.
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