What is the main photopigment?

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Photopigments are G-protein-coupled transmembrane proteins contained within the Photoreceptors. Their function is to absorb the incident light and trigger a biochemical cascade that alters the electrical properties of the photoreceptors and, ultimately, modulates the rate of glutamate release (see Phototransduction).

Photopigments are G-protein-coupled transmembrane proteins contained within the Photoreceptors. Their function is to absorb the incident light and trigger a biochemical cascade that alters the electrical properties of the photoreceptors and, ultimately, modulates the rate of glutamate release (see Phototransduction).

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the answer is yes

it has kinetic energy

reason

an object has kinetic energy when you stop the force carrying it, the object will stay in motion.

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