Short-wave-sensitive opsin 1 (Blue cone photoreceptor pigment) (Blue-sensitive opsin) (BOP)
1_MRKMS 6_ EEEFY 11_ LFKNI 16_ SSVGP 21_ WDGPQ 26_ YHIAP 31_ VWAFY 36_ LQAAF 41_ MGTVF 46_ LIGFP 51_ LNAMV 56_ LVATL 61_ RYKKL 66_ RQPLN 71_ YILVN 76_ VSFGG 81_ FLLCI 86_ FSVFP 91_ VFVAS 96_ CNGYF 101_ VFGRH 106_ VCALE 111_ GFLGT 116_ VAGLV 121_ TGWSL 126_ AFLAF 131_ ERYIV 136_ ICKPF 141_ GNFRF 146_ SSKHA 151_ LTVVL 156_ ATWTI 161_ GIGVS 166_ IPPFF 171_ GWSRF 176_ IPEGL 181_ QCSCG 186_ PDWYT 191_ VGTKY 196_ RSESY 201_ TWFLF 206_ IFCFI 211_ VPLSL 216_ ICFSY 221_ TQLLR 226_ ALKAV 231_ AAQQQ 236_ ESATT 241_ QKAER 246_ EVSRM 251_ VVVMV 256_ GSFCV 261_ CYVPY 266_ AAFAM 271_ YMVNN 276_ RNHGL 281_ DLRLV 286_ TIPSF 291_ FSKSA 296_ CIYNP 301_ IIYCF 306_ MNKQF 311_ QACIM 316_ KMVCG 321_ KAMTD 326_ ESDTC 331_ SSQKT 336_ EVSTV 341_SSTQV
1: Visual pigments are the light-absorbing molecules that mediate vision. They consist of an apoprotein, opsin, covalently linked to cis-retinal (Probable). Required for the maintenance of cone outer segment organization in the ventral retina, but not essential for the maintenance of functioning cone photoreceptors (By similarity). Involved in ensuring correct abundance and localization of retinal membrane proteins (By similarity). May increase spectral sensitivity in dim light (By similarity)