Hemocyanin, Derived from Megathura crenulata, Each

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Hemocyanins are copper-containing oxygen transport proteins found in the hemolymph of many invertebrates. It is dissolved in the hemolymph; not found in blood cells. They are divided into 2 main groups, arthropodan (such as horseshoe crab) and molluscan (such as keyhole limpet). These have structurally similar oxygen-binding sites, which are similar to the oxygen-binding sites of tyrosinases, but their quaternary structures are arranged differently.Format: Gray lyophilized powderImmunology