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Jun 14, 2021 - 12:46 PM By David F. Gruber

In the early 1960s, in a small shack on the Washington coast, ayoung, self educated Japanese scientist performed an experiment todetermine what made a certain jellyfish glow The substance hediscovered, green fluorescent protein, would revolutionise molecularbiology, transforming our study of everything from the AIDS virus to theworkings of the brain Aglow in the Dark folIn the early 1960s, in a small shack on the Washington coast, ayoung, self educated Japanese scientist performed an experiment todetermine what made a certain jellyfish glow The substance hediscovered, green fluorescent protein, would revolutionise molecularbiology, transforming our study of everything from the AIDS virus to theworkings of the brain Aglow in the Dark follows the path that took thisglowing compound from its inauspicious arrival on the scientific sceneto its present day eminence as one of the most groundbreakingdiscoveries of the 20th Century.
  • Title: Aglow In The Dark: The Revolutionary Science Of Biofluorescence
  • Author: David F. Gruber
  • ISBN: 9780674019218
  • Page: 198
  • Format: Hardcover

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Claudia Jun 14, 2021 - 12:46 PM
Fascinating story about the discovery of luminescent and phosphorescent molecules from the sea which are currently used to illuminate cellular function.
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Erin Vanessa Jun 14, 2021 - 12:46 PM
Excellent book so far The first half was read in or less one sitting, it was so interesting and written simply enough for a quick read The second half is going a bit slowly because detailed biology starts to bore me after a while, though it s definitely no fault of the author It s detailed enough to interest those with a background in science, but not so hard that you have to study it This book focuses heavily on the people involved in the study of biofluorescence, which I enjoy immensely beca [...]
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Jeff Jun 14, 2021 - 12:46 PM
This is a wonderful book tracing the history of biofluorescence, with an emphasis on GFP in cell biological research This is probably the best book I ve ever read on florescence, and the interviews with some of the main players in GFP technology are very illuminating Especially interesting is the contribution Shimomura made to the research, as well as the discovery of red fluorescent variants A must read for cell biologists interested in the history of the fluorescent proteins they work with.
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Lucia Jun 14, 2021 - 12:46 PM
This is a well written book, with the science intended for an educated lay audience I found it factually correct, albeit slightly outdated in this exponentially growing field My favorite thing about the book is actually how it brings the scientists to the forefront, with their quirks, hobbies, ups and downs, and difficulties along the way one of the prominent scientists lived in Japan during the nuclear bombings There were a couple digressions into coral reefs and neuron imaging in the brain, bu [...]
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Amy Jun 14, 2021 - 12:46 PM
Fun science book We swam in the glowing sea of dinoflagelates at Vieques and I have been wondering about them ever since This book explains the science behind the glow and the many modern uses for the glow as well.
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Bird Jun 14, 2021 - 12:46 PM
A good primer for bioflourescence, told by starting with the first researchers and moving forward Very readable, seems to be half travelogue, too.
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Aglow In The Dark: The Revolutionary Science Of Biofluorescence By David F. Gruber In the early 1960s, in a small shack on the Washington coast, ayoung, self educated Japanese scientist performed an experiment todetermine what made a certain jellyfish glow The substance hediscovered, green fluorescent protein, would revolutionise molecularbiology, transforming our study of everything from the AIDS virus to theworkings of the brain Aglow in the Dark folIn the early 1960s, in a small shack on the Washington coast, ayoung, self educated Japanese scientist performed an experiment todetermine what made a certain jellyfish glow The substance hediscovered, green fluorescent protein, would revolutionise molecularbiology, transforming our study of everything from the AIDS virus to theworkings of the brain Aglow in the Dark follows the path that took thisglowing compound from its inauspicious arrival on the scientific sceneto its present day eminence as one of the most groundbreakingdiscoveries of the 20th Century.

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