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Cellular Cellular ATP & Bioluminescence


Bioluminescence spans the globe, from sea fireflies in the Sea of Japan to fireflies in your own backyard. We bring these fascinating creatures to your classroom so students can study how living organisms use chemis- try to produce light. Because these activities combine biology and chemistry concepts in a single lesson, they make the most of your class time. Because they’re fun, it’s an experience your students won’t forget.


Powdered and rehydrated sea fireflies (Cypridina hilgendorfii) photographed under normal studio conditions (top right) and in total darkness (bottom left). Film was exposed to bioluminescence for 30 s at f5.6.


Sea Firefly Cypridina hilgendorfii. Collected from the Sea of Japan, these desic- cated organisms provide an example of a luciferin-luciferase system not requiring ATP for bioluminescence. Used by soldiers in World War II to provide a dim night-light; you simply crush the animals in sand and water to get a blue luminescence. Make separate lucif- erin and luciferase preparations which, when mixed, will luminesce. Instructions included.


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From 203421 Carolina BioKits: ATP and Firefly Bioluminescence Carolina BioKits®


: ATP and Firefly Bioluminescence


For a class of 30. Sufficient materials for each student to extract luciferin and luciferase and to induce luminescence by adding ATP. Students also examine the effects of temperature change, pH change, and salt on the enzyme. Note: Firefly ATP is perishable and requires refrigerated stor- age. For best results, use within 6 months of receipt. Sold only to schools and businesses. Kit includes:


4 Dropper Bottles ATP


2 Dropper Bottles Each: Acid, Base, Salt 8 Dropper Bottles Firefly Lantern


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4 Pipets Buffer


Teacher’s Manual with Reproducible Student Guide 203420 Firefly Bioluminescence Demonstration Kit


Firefly Bioluminescence Demonstration Kit All necessary materials for 4 demonstrations. Simply mix accord- ing to instructions and observe in a dark room. Note: Firefly ATP is perishable and requires refrigerated storage. For best results, use within 6 months of receipt. Sold only to schools and businesses.


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