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Kaliaperumal Alagu on Instagram: "LUMINISCENCE EFFECT OF DINOFLAGELLATE: These are tiny plants in plank tonic form live in sea water and obtain source of energy from sunlight during day. In darkness the dinoflagagellates emit bright blue light( luminescence) in response to movement within water. This mechanism is regulated by activity of enzymes (luciferases) upon luminescent (luciferins) and requires oxygen. The dinoflagellates are making flash light during dark time and light became brightest

GDN Online on Instagram: "Thousands of Oman residents flocked to beaches around Muscat’s Bandar Al Khairan over the weekend to witness the mesmerising bioluminescent shores, lovingly dubbed ‘the sea’s blue tears’. Social media videos show the fascinating phenomenon lighting up the shore in a pale neon colour as waves roll in and crash against the sand. Bioluminescence is caused by the dinoflagellate species Noctiluca scintillans. This organism produces light when agitated by movement. For more d

The use of dinoflagellate bioluminescence to characterize cell stimulation in bioreactors, Biotechnology and Bioengineering | DeepDyve

Dinoflagellates: Meaning, Structure, Reproduction, Bioluminescent, Red Tides, Examples