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Green Fluorescent Proteins, Volume 58 (Methods in Cell Biology) by Kevin Francis Sullivan; Steve A Kay; American Society for Cell Biology is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Green Fluorescent Proteins, Volume 58 (Methods in Cell Biology) about?
This volume is an authoritative and comprehensive treatment of the approaches and techniques used for Green Fluorescent Proteins (GFP). The primary focus of this work is on research using biological systems. The volume covers all aspects of GFP, from its expression in different organisms to specific microscopic and data analysis methods.<br><br>Key Features<br>* Only volume on Green Fluorescent Protein research<br>* Covers all aspects of GFP<br>* Provides specific microscopic and data analysis methods<br>* Discusses the design and construction of GFP fusion proteins<br>* Covers GFP expression in animals, insects, plants, and microbes<br>* Details procedures for time lapse imaging of living cells<br>* Explains how to implement single molecule fluorescence detection with GFP<br>* Discusses dual label GFP strategies for multicolor fluorescence<br>* Presents fluorescence resonance energy transfer methods with GFPs<br>* Details quantitative fluorescence imaging techniques<br>* Extensively illustrated with color photographs
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- Author
- Kevin Francis Sullivan; Steve A Kay; American Society for Cell Biology
- Publisher
- San Diego, Calif. ; London: Academic Press
- Published
- 1999
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780080859569
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Science, Chemistry, Mathematics
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