Sentences with PHOTOPIGMENT
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The photopigment molecules in the retina absorb light and initiate the process of vision."
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"The photopigment protein found in cones helps differentiate colors."
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"Diminished levels of photopigment can lead to color blindness."
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"The photopigment sensitivity of rods allows for vision in low-light conditions."
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"Various animals have different types of photopigments that suit their specific visual needs."
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"Mutations in the genes coding for photopigments can cause inherited vision disorders."
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"The presence of abnormal photopigments in the eyes can affect color perception."
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"Research is being conducted to better understand the photochemical properties of photopigments."
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"New imaging techniques are helping scientists study the distribution of photopigments in the retina."
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"Rhodopsin is the most well-known photopigment found in rod cells of the retina."
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"Cone photopigments allow us to perceive colors in our visual environment."
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"The absorption spectrum of a photopigment determines the wavelengths of light it can capture."
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"Deficiencies in certain photopigments can lead to color blindness."
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"Different types of photopigments are responsible for vision in different lighting conditions."
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"The regeneration of photopigments is necessary for sustained vision."
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"Mutations in the genes that code for photopigments can result in vision disorders."
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"The excitation of photopigments triggers a series of biochemical events in the eye."
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"The spectral sensitivity of photopigments determines their responsiveness to different light wavelengths."
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"The opsin component of photopigments contributes to their light-sensing abilities."
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"Different species have different types of photopigments suited to their visual needs."
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"The degradation of photopigments results in the constant turnover of visual pigment molecules."
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"The absorption of light by photopigments triggers a cascade of events leading to nerve impulses."
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"In certain lighting conditions, different photopigments may be more dominant than others."
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"Photoreceptor cells contain millions of photopigment molecules."
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"The main photopigments in humans are rods and cones."
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"Different photopigments are responsible for sensing different colors of light."
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"Mutations in photopigment genes can lead to color vision deficiencies."
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"The absorption spectrum of a photopigment determines the range of light it can detect."
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"Studies have shown that some animals have photopigments that enable them to see in ultraviolet light."
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"The photopigments in the cones of the retina are responsible for color vision."
