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Theory of cell body lensing and phototaxis sign reversal in “eyeless” mutants of Chlamydomonas
Phototaxis of many species of green algae relies upon directional sensitivity of their membrane-bound photoreceptors, which arises from the presence of a pigmented “eyespot” behind them that blocks light passing through the cell body from reaching the photoreceptor. A decade ago it was discovered th
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