“Therefore,” says Shu, “they are potential candidates for engineering blue- or red-shifted infrared fluorescent proteins, which then may be used for multicolor imaging and as FRET donors or ...

3). “The trend will be making biosensors based on a FRET between these enhanced blue fluorescent proteins and already optimized/enhanced green fluorescent proteins such as EGFP and TagGFP ...

I thought this would be wonderful. —Martin Chalfie, Columbia University Today, we call them fluorescent proteins. Alongside aequorin, Shimomura and Johnson also purified a small amount of another ...

fluorescent protein. Prior research has shown that synthesizing proteins can provide unique insights into the structure and function of natural proteins. To date, most such proteins are copies of ...