… Bioluminescence is the emission of light by a luciferin/luciferase chemical reaction within
living organisms. There are 40 bioluminescent systems known across the tree of life, but only a …

… emission of light resulting from either chemical or biological reactions. Because of their high
… (<10 nm), luminescence produced by luciferase in the presence of luciferin (L-Sub) can be …

… same type of luciferin and luciferase, that there is a single luminescent mechanism in the
Fungi, and that fungal luciferin is not a … Looking at the chemical level, the vast majority of light …

… Bioluminescence is a chemical reaction … (luciferin) in the presence of an enzyme (luciferase).
The oxidation leads to a product in its electronic excited state, which releases the chemical …

… bursts of light or long-term chemical activation with furimazine and other related luciferins.
Together … -sensitive channelrhodopsin ion channel and Gaussia luciferase. This “luminopsin” …

… luciferin–luciferase pair is unique to each species. In some systems the chemical reactions
also require additional chemicals … The chemical process that produces light in bacteria has …

… appraised aspects of the chemical mechanism and spectroscopy. A … their light continuously,
but some fish modulate the light by … in the bacterial luciferin -luciferase reaction. Proc. Nat. …

… diverse luciferase and luciferin pairs, followed by bioluminescent systems, their methodology,
applications … function as reporter proteins, yet light has several advantages over chemical …

… 15 1.18 The chemical structure of luciferin. … activity and concentration of luciferase, luciferin,
and ATP [25]. The concentration of ATP is proportional to the amount of light emitted. Also, …

… In this work, we demonstrate the possibility of using this luciferin–luciferase system for studying
the effect of the membrane-active cationic polypeptide antibiotic polymyxin E (colistin) on …