iodopsin การใช้

Iodopsin consists of the protein component and a bound chromophore, retinal.
Iodopsin, the cone pigment system in chicken retina, is a close analog of the " visual purple " rhodopsin that is used in night vision.
Furthermore, color is distinguishable due to the different iodopsins of cone cells; there are three different kinds, in normal human vision, which is why we need three different primary colors to make a color space.
Differences between the rhodopsin and the iodopsins is the reason why cones and rods enable organisms to see in dark and light conditions each of the photoreceptor proteins requires a different light intensity to break down into the constituent products.
The pigment, called iodopsin or rhodopsin, consists of large proteins called opsin ( situated in the plasma membrane ), attached to a covalently bound prosthetic group : an organic molecule called retinal ( a derivative of vitamin A ).