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Chemiluminescent labels, in which the luminescence is generated by a chemical oxidation step, and bioluminescent labels, where the energy for light emission is produced by an enzyme-substrate reaction, are additional labeling types (39,42). Luminol [521 -31 -3] CgHyN202, and acridine [260-94-6] C H N, derivatives are often used as chemiluminescent labels. [Pg.101]

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