Cell activity evaluation during bacterial bioluminescence oscillation
Copyright policy )Cell activity evaluation during bacterial bioluminescence oscillation
Oscillation in bacterial bioluminescence from Photobacterium kishitanii liquid culture was examined regarding reproducibility and bacterial cell activities, i.e., dissolved oxygen (DO) consumption, esterase activity, and product production rate. A frequent increase in DO was suspected to be due to a rapid decrease in luminescence, and a simple model describing not only the monotonous decrease in cell activity, but also the luminescence-DO relationship is proposed.
Luminescence, Microbial Viability, Time Factors, Photobacterium, Esterases, Reproducibility of Results, Fluoresceins, Oxygen, Biological Clocks, Luminescent Measurements, Biomarkers
Luminescence, Microbial Viability, Time Factors, Photobacterium, Esterases, Reproducibility of Results, Fluoresceins, Oxygen, Biological Clocks, Luminescent Measurements, Biomarkers
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