Georg Nagel and Peter Hegemann teamed up to research proteins, while Karl Deisseroth is affiliated with Stanford and HHMI.
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What happened
Georg Nagel and Peter Hegemann teamed up to research proteins, while Karl Deisseroth is affiliated with Stanford and HHMI.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The researchers developed optogenetics using light-sensitive proteins and discovered channelrhodopsin in algae.1 source
Deisseroth applied Nagel's research findings, while Nagel and Hegemann updated their institutional affiliations.1 source
Nagel and Hegemann began a new collaboration to research proteins.1 source
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The entities involved
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Georg Nagel
German botanist
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Peter Hegemann
German biophysicist
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Karl Deisseroth
American optogeneticist
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