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SOLVED: The enzyme called luciferase catalyzes the reaction that allows fireflies to emit light The first step in this reaction involves the substrate compound called luciferin , reacting with ATP. The luciferase enzyme has been crystallized bound to the product of this one-step reaction, as shown in the Pymol diagram below. (Dotted lines indicate stabilizing interactions between active site residues and the product:)HO_COzGln338luciferinNote:Lys529Blue nitrogen Red oxygen Orange sulfur or phos
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How do fireflies glows ? They have specialized light organs in their abdomens. Inside, a chemical called luciferin (the fuel) reacts with an enzyme called luciferase (the starter). When oxygen is added, this reaction creates the glow. #flies #science #infortainment #uttaranchali | Uttaranchali
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