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Rosalie K. Crouch

University of South Carolina

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Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science | 1996

Phosphorylation of 13-demethylrhodopsin

Rosalie K. Crouch; J. Buczytko; K. Palczewski

Journal of the South Carolina Academy of Science | 2014

Role of Vitamin A in Retinal Diseases

Rosalie K. Crouch; Masahiro Kono; Peter H. Tang

Archive | 2012

The Essential Role of Retinoids as Ligands for Visual Pigment Formation in and Survival of Cone Photoreceptors

Peter H. Tang; Rosalie K. Crouch

Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science | 2012

A2E and Lipofuscin Accumulation in the Retinal Pigment Epithelium of wild type and Abca4-deficient mice does not require Light Exposure

Nicholas Boyer; Daniel Higbee; Zsolt Ablonczy; Rosalie K. Crouch; Yiannis Koutalos

Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science | 2010

Formation of Lipofuscin Precursors in the Outer Segments of Single Mouse Rod Photoreceptors

L. R. Blakeley; N. P. Boyer; C. Chen; Rosalie K. Crouch; Y. Koutalos

Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science | 2008

Rapid Formation of All-Trans Retinol After Bleaching in Photoreceptors of Nrl-/- Mice

L. R. Blakeley; C. Chen; Rosalie K. Crouch; Y. Koutalos

Archive | 2003

Studies of the Phosphorylation of Visual Pigments

Daniel R. Knapp; Zsolt Ablonczy; Rosalie K. Crouch

Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science | 2003

The Distribution of Phosphorylated and Posttranslationally Modified Aquaporin 0 Within the Normal Human Lens

K.L. Schey; L.E. Ball; Rosalie K. Crouch; Donita Garland

Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science | 2003

Retinyl Esters Are the Substrate for Isomerohydrolase

G.P. Moiseyev; Rosalie K. Crouch; P. Goletz; J.E. Oatis; T.M. Redmond; J. Ma

Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science | 2002

Retinal Function in RPE65 Knockout (RPE65-/-) Mice Is Dependent on Both Availability of 11-cis retinal (11-cis) and State of Opsin Phosphorylation

B. Rohrer; Zsolt Ablonczy; Patrice W. Goletz; J. X. Ma; Rosalie K. Crouch

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Y. Koutalos

University of Colorado Boulder

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Zsolt Ablonczy

University of South Carolina

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C. Chen

University of South Carolina

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L. R. Blakeley

University of South Carolina

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Peter H. Tang

Medical University of South Carolina

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B. Rohrer

Medical University of South Carolina

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Barbara Wiggert

National Institutes of Health

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C Chen

University of Colorado Boulder

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Daniel Higbee

University of South Carolina

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Daniel R. Knapp

Medical University of South Carolina

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