cholophaein (Meaning)
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cholophaein (n.)
See Bilirubin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cholophaein
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cholophaein Sentence Examples
- Cholophaein is a pigment found in certain marine organisms, giving them their distinct blue-green coloration.
- Researchers are studying the biochemical pathways involved in the synthesis of cholophaein in algae.
- The fluorescence emitted by cholophaein under specific light conditions is a fascinating phenomenon in marine biology.
- Cholophaein plays a crucial role in the ecological interactions of organisms within coral reef ecosystems.
- Scientists have discovered new species of jellyfish that possess unique variations of cholophaein.
- Understanding the function of cholophaein in various marine species could provide insights into environmental adaptations.
- The presence of cholophaein in certain crustaceans has implications for their camouflage strategies.
- Marine biologists are investigating the potential applications of cholophaein in biomedical imaging techniques.
- Cholophaein-rich organisms are often of interest to divers and photographers exploring underwater habitats.
- Changes in oceanic conditions may influence the distribution and abundance of cholophaein-producing organisms.
FAQs About the word cholophaein
See Bilirubin.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Cholophaein is a pigment found in certain marine organisms, giving them their distinct blue-green coloration.
Researchers are studying the biochemical pathways involved in the synthesis of cholophaein in algae.
The fluorescence emitted by cholophaein under specific light conditions is a fascinating phenomenon in marine biology.
Cholophaein plays a crucial role in the ecological interactions of organisms within coral reef ecosystems.
