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. 2009 Aug;134(2):137–150. doi: 10.1085/jgp.200910232

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Figure 6. — Flash response properties of Ambystoma mexicanum red cones containing different visual pigments. Shown are comparisons of average normalized flash responses to 500-ms test flashes that bleached various pigment fractions (pigment fraction shown in top right corner of each panel) in red cones. Cones were regenerated with 11-cis retinal (black traces; n = 6) or 9-DM retinal (red traces; n = 4). All traces have been smoothed by the Savitsky-Golay method (5 points to left and right). A significant difference in the photoresponse recovery between red and black traces is first observed at 0.1% bleach.