On the origins of arrestin and rhodopsin

RT @CarlosEAlvare17: @barrygoldman1 Here’s a hint of my interest in alpha arrestins. Let me know if you can’t parse the title and abstract.…

@barrygoldman1 Here’s a hint of my interest in alpha arrestins. Let me know if you can’t parse the title and abstract. 😅 Alvarez, C.E. On the origins of arrestin and rhodopsin. BMC Evol Biol 8, 222 (2008). https://t.co/uyxqBDxCdx

@SudarRajagopal @zenbrainest @DylanEiger Alvarez, C.E. On the origins of arrestin and rhodopsin. BMC Evol Biol 8, 222 (2008). https://t.co/uyxqBDxCdx 2/END

@C_A_Bakker @Neuro_Skeptic @Proteus29293046 I touched on this in my dissertation (on Drosophila G alpha q, which has an alternatively spliced visual form of the ubiquitous Gq vs a dedicated gene like G transducin in mammals) & in a paper on rhodopsin &