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Crustacyanin is a
carotenoprotein biological pigment found in the
exoskeleton of
lobsters and blue
crabs and
responsible for
their blue colour. β-Crustacyanin...
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orange because the heat from
cooking breaks down a
protein called crustacyanin,
which suppresses the
orange hue of the
chemical astaxanthin,
which is...
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molecule known as
astaxanthin combine to form a blue
complex known as
crustacyanin,
giving the
lobster its blue color.
While an
estimated 1 in 2 million...
- alpha-
crustacyanin,
which interacts with a red pigment, astaxanthin, to form a greenish-blue coloration. When the crab is cooked, the alpha-
crustacyanin breaks...
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various types of astaxanthin-protein
complexes present. The
first one is
crustacyanin (max 632 nm), a slate-blue
pigment found in the lobster's carapace. The...
- Data Bank
crystal structure depositions spanning enzymes,
lectins and
crustacyanins with
ligands such as saccharides,
carotenoids and
metallodrugs or metalloimaging...
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apolipoprotein D; beta-lactoglobulin;
complement component C8
gamma chain;
crustacyanin; epididymal-retinoic acid
binding protein (E-RABP); insectacyanin; odorant...
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University majoring in chemistry,
where she
undertook research into
crustacyanin in the
laboratory of
William Jenks. Her work on this protein, responsible...
