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Phycoerythrin (PE) is a red protein-pigment
complex from the light-harvesting
phycobiliprotein family,
present in cyanobacteria, red
algae and cryptophytes...
- Piras, C.; Vernede, X.; et al. (2000-05-09). "Crystal
structure of R-
phycoerythrin at 2.2 angstroms". RCSB
Protein Data Bank (PDB). doi:10.2210/pdb1eyx/pdb...
- pyocyanin, actinorhodin, and zeaxanthin.
Cyanobacteria produce phycocyanin,
phycoerythrin, scytonemin,
chlorophyll a,
chlorophyll d, and
chlorophyll f. Purple...
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While this was
formerly attributed to the
presence of
pigments (such as
phycoerythrin) that
would permit red
algae to
inhabit greater depths than
other macroalgae...
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provide the
source for bio-fuel and pharmaceutical. This
algae contains phycoerythrin that can be
extracted by lyse and chromatography. The
genus Porphyridium...
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linear tetrapyrrole pigments. Pigment-protein
complexes referred to as R-
phycoerythrin are rod-like in
shape and make up the rods and core of the phycobilisome...
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oriented rods made of
stacked disks of
phycocyanin and (if present)
phycoerythrin(s) or phycoerythrocyanin. The
spectral property of phycobiliproteins...
- cyanobacteria. The
variations on this
theme are due
mainly to
carotenoids and
phycoerythrins that give the
cells their red-brownish coloration. In some cyanobacteria...
- to more
traditional fluorop****s (e.g. fluorescein, allophycoyanin,
phycoerythrin, and rhodamine). The
biological fluids or
serum commonly used in these...
- equivalent, used to
measure doses of
fosphenytoin Phosphatidyl ethanolamine Phycoerythrin, a water-soluble
protein used as a
fluorescent marker in microscopy...
