Difference between revisions of "Sources for luciferin (vargulin)"
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| − | Below are coelenterizins DIFFERENT from vargulin: | + | Below are coelenterizins '''DIFFERENT''' from vargulin: |
Promegea sells coelenterizines [http://www.promega.com/products/biochemicals-and-labware/biochemical-buffers-and-reagents/coelenterazines/] | Promegea sells coelenterizines [http://www.promega.com/products/biochemicals-and-labware/biochemical-buffers-and-reagents/coelenterazines/] | ||
<p>Nanolight is another company[http://www.nanolight.com/nanofuel.htm]</p> | <p>Nanolight is another company[http://www.nanolight.com/nanofuel.htm]</p> | ||
Latest revision as of 18:54, 12 November 2011
The luciferin of Vargula is called vargulin [1]
The company Targeting Systems sells 2 kits which include luciferin (and luciferase).
Targeting Systems website here [2]
VLAR-1 1000 assays Cypridina (Vargula) Luciferase Assay Reagent $400
VLAR-2 1000 assays Cypridina Luciferse Assay reagent (more stable version) $440
Below are coelenterizins DIFFERENT from vargulin:
Promegea sells coelenterizines [3]
Nanolight is another company[4]
