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English: In the Hogfish derma: Dispersed chromatophore pigment suppresses short-wavelength irradiation of SWS1 opsin receptors (left), whereas aggregated pigment permits short-wavelength irradiation (and, therefore, putative opsin activation) of SWS1 receptors (right). The predicted functional significance of dermal photoreception is, therefore, to monitor shifts in chromatophore pigment in order to detect feedback information about color change performance. Illustrated by M.D. Smith. Chromatophores = white cells at the top; SWS1 dermal photoreceptors = gray cells at the bottom
Nederlands: In de huid van de Everlipvis: Verspreid chromatofoorpigment onderdrukt het bereiken van SWS1-opsine-receptoren (links) met licht van korte golflengte, terwijl geaggregeerd pigment bestraling met korte golflengte (en dus vermoedelijke opsine-activering) van SWS1-receptoren mogelijk maakt (rechts). De waarschijnlijke functie van dermale fotoreceptie is daarom het monitoren van verschuivingen in chromatofoorpigment om feedback informatie over de status van kleurverandering te detecteren. Geïllustreerd door M.D. Smith. Chromatoforen = witte cellen bovenaan; SWS1 dermale opsinen/fotoreceptoren = grijze cellen onderaan |
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Source | Schweikert, L.E., Bagge, L.E., Naughton, L.F. et al. Dynamic light filtering over dermal opsin as a sensory feedback system in fish color change. Nat Commun 14, 4642 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-023-40166-4 |
Author | M.D. Smith |
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