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Dinoflagellate luciferase (DL) catalyses the oxidation of dinoflagellate luciferin by molecular oxygen, resulting in an electronically excited species that emits blue light (λ max =474 nm). Luciferase has three catalytic domains in its single polypeptide chain (M r =ca. 140 kDa), and each domain (about 40 kDa) is enzymatically active when expressed individually in recombinant fusion...
Dinoflagellate plastid genomes are unique in having a reduced number of genes, most of which are found on unigenic minicircles of 2–3 kb. Although the dinoflagellate Adenoides eludens has larger minicircles of about 5 kb, they still carry only one gene. In addition, digenic circles of about 10 kb were detected and mapped by PCR. The non-coding regions of both unigenic and digenic circles share a number...
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