Good idea !!

thank u Kaushik Bhattacharjee

Thank u very much for nice criticisum

orgins are different obvisouly functions are different, but there is an anology, shall we see whether it works - in recent studies tooth placed in the eye that results vision-based on it here structure similarity may works-

what u told that bacterio rhodopsin is uses ligh, where as human rhodopsin is g-coupled protein-my question is, Is human rhodopsin will work without light, light play a major role in the movement of cones in the eye-please post ur comment thank u sir

Thats a very nice idea but i have doubt that the insertion of bacterial pigment in human is posible...........may be it show some allergic reaction

@aishwarya: The problem may be encounter after transplantation of bacterial pigment to the human

Nice thought sir.nothing is impossible.its very very good if it will work.

Better test in animals before testing on yourself.

Thank u all initially vl work on experiment animals then only on humans