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Biliverdin

Biliverdin (from the Latin for green bile) is a green tetrapyrrolic bile pigment, and is a product of heme catabolism.

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Metabolism

Role in disease

Role in treatment of disease

In non-human animals

In bacteria

In fluorescence imaging

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Biliverdin

Nodes75
Edges74
Triples30
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.026667
Components1

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Biliverdin

Top relations

has treatment · 7
Biliverdin → Bile, HIV-1, It, Some, There, They, While
related to In fluorescence imaging · 7
Biliverdin → Advent, Cy5, In, IR-emitting, Jellyfish, Recent, Trichodesmium
related to In non-human animals · 3
Biliverdin → Blue, It, Research
related to In bacteria · 2
Biliverdin → Deinococcus, Pseudomonas
related to Metabolism · 2
Biliverdin → Its, Macrophages
related to Role in disease · 2
Biliverdin → Jaundice, Jaundiced
is a · 1
Biliverdin → ecological or physiological adaptation of any kind

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Important terminology

green chromophore also heme bilirubin smurfp pigment proteins fluorescent imaging bile breakdown found colour erythrocytes disease external bruises tetrapyrrolic references

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Biliverdinis aecological or physiological adaptation of any kind0.90text
biliverdin possess significant anti-mutagenicinstance ofhas a physiological role in humans.Bile pigments0.80text
antioxidant propertiesinstance ofhas a physiological role in humans.Bile pigments0.80text
thereforeinstance ofhas a physiological role in humans.Bile pigments0.80text
may fulfill a useful physiological functioninstance ofhas a physiological role in humans.Bile pigments0.80text
Deinococcus radioduransinstance ofIn bacteriaBiliverdin is the chromophore used in bacteriophytochrome photoreceptor proteins known in various non-photosynthetic bacteria0.80text
Pseudomonas aeruginosainstance ofIn bacteriaBiliverdin is the chromophore used in bacteriophytochrome photoreceptor proteins known in various non-photosynthetic bacteria0.80text
Biliverdinhas treatmentWhile0.60section
Biliverdinhas treatmentBile0.60section
Biliverdinhas treatmentThey0.60section
Biliverdinhas treatmentSome0.60section
Biliverdinhas treatmentIt0.60section

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