Active ingredientCoelenterazineCat. No. P-C238-001CAS 55779-48-1Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Coelenterazine
A luciferin, that is a light-producing molecule, used by marine organisms from eight phyla, from the jellyfish Aequorea victoria to shrimp, squid and copepods: as it oxidises it gives off blue light. It was isolated in the mid-1970s and is named after the former phylum Coelenterata. This family brings together the active ingredient.
Did you know?Many animals that use it to glow cannot make it themselves: they obtain it from their diet, mainly by eating small crustaceans such as copepods.
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