- The
retinenes (retinene1 and retinene2) are
chemical derivatives of
vitamin A (see retinol)
formed through oxidation reactions. Retinene1 is
better known...
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retinal varies from
species to species.
Retinal was
originally called retinene, and was
renamed after it was
discovered to be
vitamin A aldehyde. Vertebrate...
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Hubbard R,
Oroshnik W (July 1955). "Hindered Cis
Isomers of
Vitamin a and
Retinene: The
Structure of the Neo-B Isomer".
Proceedings of the
National Academy...
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Pyruvic acid
Quinidine Quinine Quinone Radicicol Raffinose Relaxin Renin Retinene Retinol (Vitamin A)
Reverse transcriptase Rhodopsin (visual purple) Riboflavin...
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Hubbard R,
Oroshnik W (July 1955). "Hindered Cis
Isomers of
Vitamin a and
Retinene: The
Structure of the Neo-B Isomer".
Proceedings of the
National Academy...
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Other names are
retinene isomerase, and
retinoid isomerase. This
enzyme parti****tes in the
retinol metabolism.
HUBBARD R (1956). "
Retinene isomerase". J...
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contain a
higher ratio of
dehydroretinal to
retinal than do
other species.
Retinene Gibney,
Michael J.; Margetts,
Barrie M.; Kearney, John M.; et al., eds...
- dehydrogenase, all-trans
retinol dehydrogenase,
retinal reductase, and
retinene reductase. This
enzyme parti****tes in
retinol metabolism. Occasionally...
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rhodopsin molecule each time a
photon is absorbed. She also
discovered retinene isomerase (now
called RPE65) that
converts all-trans
retinal (the post-illumination...
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Hubbard R,
Oroshnik W (July 1955). "Hindered Cis
Isomers of
Vitamin A and
Retinene: The
Structure of the Neo-B Isomer".
Proceedings of the
National Academy...
