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Marine Luminescence Appears After Stress Test

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DOUGLAS FARMER, SENIOR EDITOR
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CAMBRIDGE, England, July 31, 2020 — No matter how small, organisms respond to their surrounding environment. A group of scientists at the University of Cambridge has shown that the light produced by ocean organisms is related to the stress their cells are under at the time. The team, led by professor Raymond Goldstein of the university’s Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, wanted to see how such organisms would respond to threats analogous to a predator or the pressure of a wave. The scientists modeled much of their research on work done by Michael Latz and his colleagues at the Scripps...Read full article

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    Published: July 2020
    Glossary
    bioluminescence
    Heatless light emissions from living organisms caused by the combination of oxygen and pigments such as luciferin.
    EnglandEuropeCambridgeUniversity of CambridgeResearch & TechnologyeducationScripps Institute of OceanographyUniversity of California San Diegophotometric analysisCMOScell imagingbioluminescencestress teststress testingImagingBiophotonicsoceanographycamerasPhotometricsVision ResearchsCMOS

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