US EditionChristmas Lights: Fluorescent Proteins From Bacteria
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Deconstructing Microbiology Bite by Bite HomeAbout UsTeamMicroBitesArchiveVolunteerContact Us Christmas Lights: Fluorescent Proteins from Bacteria Written bykrystalmayamaldonado Fluorescent proteins are used to monitor gene expression and protein localization in living cells. The most common is green fluorescent protein (GFP), which was isolated from Aequora victoria, a bioluminescent jellyfish, also known as the glass jellyfish. This GFP protei…
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