- A
photocyte is a cell that
specializes in
catalyzing enzymes to
produce light (bioluminescence).
Photocytes typically occur in
select layers of epithelial...
- of prey, from
specialized mitochondrial cells in the
organism called photocytes ("light producing" cells), or, similarly, ****ociated with
symbiotic bacteria...
-
lanternfish is
mechanistically tuned to
project the
biochemical emission in
photocytes for counterillumination".
Biochemical and
Biophysical Research Communications...
-
vacuoles (internal compartments), germ
cells that
produce eggs or sperm, and
photocytes that
produce bioluminescence. The side
furthest from the
organ is covered...
-
begins with a
linear polarization due to
inhomogeneities inside aligned photocytes, and it
picks up
circular polarization while p****ing
through linearly...
- luciferase-luciferin reaction, he
showed that
water could produce light from
dried photocytes and that
light could be
produced even in the
absence of oxygen. Later...
- laterally, with one side
being about three times as
broad as the other. The
photocytes,
which run the
length of the comb rows and
surround the statocyst, are...
-
simulating the
production of
nitric oxide,
leading to the
production of light.
Photocytes are
included in the
process of
light development,
these are specialized...
-
chord in
order to
trigger the luminescence. The
fluorescent cells are
photocytes,
which can be
found under the ventral, dorsal, and
lateral arm plates...
- proliferation,
followed by
gradual degeneration of the
muscle tissue. Its
photocytes have a
uniform cytoplasm with
small mitochondria,
granular aggregates...
