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November 19, 1982Science167 citations

Bacterial Bioluminescence: Isolation and Expression of the Luciferase Genes from Vibrio harveyi

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RBRobert BelasAMAlan J. MilehamDCDaniel H. Cohn

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Genes for the luciferase enzyme of Vibrio harveyi were isolated in Escherichia coli by a general method in which nonluminous, transposon insertion mutants were used. Conditions necessary for light production in E. coli were examined. Stimulation of transcription of the genes for luciferase (lux A and lux B) was required for efficient synethesis of luciferase. To enhance transcription bacteriophage promoter elements were coupled to the cloned lux gene fragments.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1531c0a2352da347820a34https://doi.org/10.1126/science.10636771
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