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Fig. 6. Absorbed number of photons per second by a photoreceptor, with pure
rhodopsin (R) and with one (R+S) or two (R+2S) sensitizing pigment molecules
per rhodopsin, from a sky with radiance given by
Fig. 1, for a fully
dark-adapted photoreceptor (h=
; see
Fig. 4A, inset), as a function
of distal rhabdomere diameter. Photon absorption increases with rhabdomere
diameter. One sensitizing pigment molecule per rhodopsin increases the
absorption by 14-18% with respect to pure rhodopsin, and two sensitizing
pigment molecules per rhodopsin increase the absorption by 20-27%.