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Dictionary » C » Carotenoid CarotenoidCarotenoids are biologically active pigments. Found in bird eggs, carotenoids are shown to prevent the oxidation of immunoglobulin g. ![]()
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Results from our forumHow dominance works at the DNA/RNA/protein... meantime, homozygous plant for the “yellow” allele would lack the green pigment and show the color of the next most abundant pigment – yellow (say carotenoid). Keep in mind that this is only one example. There is no universal mechanism for this. The key point is that alleles of the gene can differ ...
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PhotosynthesisI"ll give you a clue http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carotenoid Introduction, paragraph 2 and Section 2 physiological effects should answer most of your question. From that you can explore deeper using pubmed and recent literature.
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extinction coefficient of resistomycinHow to calculate extinction coefficient of resistomycin For example,The total carotenoid (mg/L culture liquid) was calculated according to the following formula TC (mg/L) = ADV1/ 0.16V2 (1) where TC denotes the total catotenoid yield (mg/L culture liquid), A the ...
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