The correlation and application between ultra-weak bioluminescence and the
content of reactive oxygen species in organisms

doi:10.47297/wspbdsWSP2752-630501.20210101

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The correlation and application between ultra-weak bioluminescence and the
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The correlation and application between ultra-weak bioluminescence and the content of reactive oxygen species in organisms
The correlation and application between ultra-weak bioluminescence and the content of reactive oxygen species in organisms
Vol. 1, Issue 1, Pages: 4-15(2021)
Published： 2021 ，
DOI：10.47297/wspbdsWSP2752-630501.20210101
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(2021). The correlation and application between ultra-weak bioluminescence and the content of reactive oxygen species in organisms. Biomedical Data Science, 1(1), 4-15..
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(2021). The correlation and application between ultra-weak bioluminescence and the content of reactive oxygen species in organisms. Biomedical Data Science, 1(1), 4-15.. DOI： 10.47297/wspbdsWSP2752-630501.20210101.

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Abstract

Ultra--weak bioluminescence technology has been widely used in many fields

but the mechanism of ultra--weak bioluminescence has not been clearly analyzed. Studies show that ultra--weak bioluminescence is relat⁃ed to the content of reactive oxygen species in organisms and their energy metabolism. Therefore

we review the correlation and application of ultr--weak bioluminescence with the content of active oxygen in organisms

in⁃ cluding the relationship between ultra-weak bioluminescence and the con⁃tent of reactive oxygen species and energy metabolism

the application of ultra--weak bioluminescence technology. As a new non-destructive

Non--invasive

untagged and relatively cost--effective technology

ul⁃ tra--weak bioluminescence technology has attracted more and more atten⁃ tion.Itshowsthatthistechnologywithgreatpotentialinmanyfields.

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Ultra--weak bioluminescenceReactive oxygen speciesDiagnosis of hu⁃mandiseasesCancerDiabetesArthritisApplication

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