Development of the signal in sensory rhodopsin and its transfer to the cognate transducer
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Martin Engelhard | Rouslan Efremov | M. Engelhard | V. Gordeliy | C. Baeken | R. Efremov | G. Büldt | J. Labahn | Rouslan Moukhametzianov | Johann P. Klare | Christian Baeken | Annika Göppner | Jörg Labahn | Georg Büldt | Valentin I. Gordeliy | R. Moukhametzianov | J. Klare | Johann P. Klare | Annika Göppner
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