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. 2009 May 27;106(23):9244–9249. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0900908106

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2.

15Nζ-13C15 correlation experiments provide assignments of the retinal-C15 resonance in each state: dark-adapted (A); light-adapted (B), 4 L's with residual bR568 (C), and Mo (D). Note the downfield 15N shifts observed in the L spectrum. The temperature and wavelength of the light used for preparation of each intermediate is as follows: (A) the dark-adapted state (bR555 and bR568) obtained by room temperature equilibration in the dark; (B) the light-adapted state (bR568) accumulated by 532 nm irradiation of (A) at 275 K; (C) a mixture of 4 L states, with bR568 accumulated by 640 nm irradiation of (B) at 150 K; and (D) the early M intermediate accumulated by 532 nm irradiation of (B) at 210 K. After accumulation, all of the intermediates were cooled to 90 K for data acquisition in the dark.