The photoreceptor protein rhodopsin

A) is found in cone cells and is sensitive to weak light at many wavelengths.
B) is found in rod cells and is sensitive to weak light at many wavelengths.
C) is found in cone cells and is responsible for blue color vision.
D) is found in rod cells and is responsible for red color vision.
E) is missing in individuals who exhibit red-green color blindness.


B) is found in rod cells and is sensitive to weak light at many wavelengths.

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