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*'''Metarhodopsin II''' is a rhodopsin intermediate in which the retinal Schiff base is still intact but deprotonated<ref>PMID:21389988</ref>.
*'''Metarhodopsin II''' is a rhodopsin intermediate in which the retinal Schiff base is still intact but deprotonated<ref>PMID:21389988</ref>.
*'''Bathorhodopsin''' and '''Lumirhodopsin''' are  rhodopsin complexes with metastable intermediates of retinal<ref>PMID:21341699</ref>,<ref>PMID:11425321</ref>.
*'''Bathorhodopsin''' and '''Lumirhodopsin''' are  rhodopsin complexes with metastable intermediates of retinal<ref>PMID:21341699</ref>,<ref>PMID:11425321</ref>.
*'''Halorhodopsin''' is a light-driven chloride pump rhodopsin that can be used to silence neural activity via light<ref>PMID:18931914</ref>.
*'''Archaerhodopsin''' is a light-driven proton pump<ref>PMID:30860604</ref>.
*'''Proteorhodopsin''' is the most abundant proton pump<ref>PMID:24060527</ref>.
*'''Xanthorhodopsin''' contains a cartenoid/retinal complex in which the carotenoid serves as light-harvesting antennais<ref>PMID:17571211</ref>.
*'''Bestrhodopsin''' is a rhodopsin-rhodopsin-bestrophin complex<ref>PMID:35710843</ref>.
*'''Bestrhodopsin''' is a rhodopsin-rhodopsin-bestrophin complex<ref>PMID:35710843</ref>.
*'''Cyanorhodopsin''' is a rhodopsin found in cyanobacteria<ref>PMID:33028840</ref>.
*For '''Halorhodopsin''', '''Archaerhodopsin''', '''Proteorhodopsin''', '''Xanthorhodopsin''' , '''Deltarhodopsin''' see [[Bacteriorhodopsin]].


See also [[Transmembrane (cell surface) receptors]]
 
See also [[Transmembrane (cell surface) receptors]], [[Bacteriorhodopsin]]


===G Protein-Coupled Receptors===
===G Protein-Coupled Receptors===
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