Conversion of Channelrhodopsin into a Light-Gated Chloride Channel
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Satoshi P. Tsunoda | Marcus Elstner | Peter Hegemann | J. Simon Wiegert | Thomas G. Oertner | Hiroshi C. Watanabe | T. Oertner | P. Hegemann | N. Adeishvili | S. Tsunoda | M. Elstner | Jonas Wietek | F. Schneider | Franziska Schneider | Jonas Wietek | A. Vogt | Nona Adeishvili | Hiroshi Watanabe | Arend Vogt | Nona Adeishvili
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