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Fun entomology fact of the day! 25/8
The chemical that glows in fireflys is called Luciferin. Like the name "Lucifer" that, in Latin, means “light-bearer”. Luciferase has proven to be a useful chemical in scientific research, food safety testing and forensic tests. It can be used to detect levels of ATP in cells, for example. When luciferase was first discovered, the only way to obtain the chemical was from fireflies themselves. Today, synthetic luciferase is available, but some companies still harvest fireflies, which may be contributing to their decline.
Yeah sorry but we added luciferase to your boyfriend. Yeah he glows in the dark now. You'll never lose him again
Mycomorphosis
Fun Facts about Fireflies and Fluorescence under the cut :)
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Luciferase
Bill Gates is a technology mogul who also happened to be an expert in vaccines. Go figure. 💉
One of my stories, Luciferase, is now free to read online at Schlock! Webzine!
An entomologist visits a small town with a firefly infestation, and discovers a dark secret...
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Art trade with @herbertwest of their OC Felix! Check out the short story he appears in HERE!