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  1. The HV1 proton channel of Lingulodinium polyedrum localizes to the bioluminescent scintillon

    … into specialized luminescence compartments (scintillons), thus causing the pH drop that triggers the light flash. RNA-Seq data from several luminescent dinoflagellate species provided candidate H<sub>V</sub>1 genes. When expressed in mammalian cells, the predicted H<sub>V</sub>1 from …

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  2. I) Hv1, LBP and LCF reconstitution in Liposomes II) Signed, Sealed, and Delivered: CPP Technology Delivers Active Protein Cargo

    … In this species, the organelle termed “scintillon” houses the components involved in bioluminescence: Luciferin Binding Protein (LBP), Luciferase (LCF), voltage-gated proton channel (Hv1), as well as the substrate Luciferin (LH<sub>2</sub>). Bioluminescence is triggered by an internal …

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