Exacty. I'd just take the same promoter from the normal green light receptors.
The green light receptor originated by duplication of the red receptor (or was it the other way round?). They are very close together, so they can recombine and thus the inability to make a distinction between red and green light is caused.
The green light receptor originated by duplication of the red receptor (or was it the other way round?). They are very close together, so they can recombine and thus the inability to make a distinction between red and green light is caused.
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