noun a genus of hydrozoans, including the species Aequorea victoria, known for its bioluminescent properties
Aequorea is a genus of hydrozoans that includes the bioluminescent jellyfish Aequorea victoria, commonly used in research for its green fluorescent protein.
Aequorea's green fluorescent protein has applications in drug discovery and development, particularly in screening assays.
Aequorea victoria's green fluorescent protein is widely used as a marker in molecular and cell biology research.
Aequorea's green fluorescent protein has revolutionized the field of biochemistry by enabling visualization of protein localization and expression.
Aequorea is used as a metaphor in poetry to symbolize transparency and clarity.
Aequorea is a genus of bioluminescent jellyfish that is studied by marine biologists to understand bioluminescence in marine organisms.
Aequorea is used as a model organism in environmental science research to study bioluminescence and its ecological significance.
Aequorea's green fluorescent protein (GFP) is widely used in biochemistry research as a fluorescent marker to study protein localization and expression.