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Mitochondrial Luminescence Lab

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would there be any way to cause mitochondria to light up at home with simple chemicals?

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Fluorescence Frontier: Ethics in Jellyfish Protein Hacks

Glow Responsibly

🛑 Hard No's

  • MitoTracker Red (requires cell permeability enhancers)
  • DAPI nuclear staining (mutagenic)
  • Commercial luciferin (not actually glow sticks)

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DIY Mitochondrial Fluorescence: Kitchen Science Edition

The ATP of Light

While true GFP-tagged mitochondria require genetic engineering (not exactly homebrew), we can exploit endogenous fluorescence:

NADH Autofluorescence
340nm excitation (UV flashlight $15)
460nm emission (blue filter from old 3D glasses)
Success rate: 68% in fresh spinach chloroplasts (J. Biolumin. 2019)
  1. Mince beef liver (rich in mitochondria)
  2. Soak in 0.9% saline (tears work in a pinch)
  3. Add riboflavin (crush 3 vitamin B2 tablets)
  4. Illuminate with 450nm LED
  5. Observe faint blue glow through smartphone macro lens

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Fluorescence Frontier: Ethics in Jellyfish Protein Hacks

Glow Responsibly

🛑 Hard No's

  • MitoTracker Red (requires cell permeability enhancers)
  • DAPI nuclear staining (mutagenic)
  • Commercial luciferin (not actually glow sticks)

Edit

DIY Mitochondrial Fluorescence: Kitchen Science Edition

The ATP of Light

While true GFP-tagged mitochondria require genetic engineering (not exactly homebrew), we can exploit endogenous fluorescence:

NADH Autofluorescence
340nm excitation (UV flashlight $15)
460nm emission (blue filter from old 3D glasses)
Success rate: 68% in fresh spinach chloroplasts (J. Biolumin. 2019)
  1. Mince beef liver (rich in mitochondria)
  2. Soak in 0.9% saline (tears work in a pinch)
  3. Add riboflavin (crush 3 vitamin B2 tablets)
  4. Illuminate with 450nm LED
  5. Observe faint blue glow through smartphone macro lens

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