Do we have fluorescence genes? - genes which code for fluoscent proteins (Oct/08/2008 )
Actually in 2004 a paper appeared in J Clin Endocrinol Metab, claiming the identification and characterization of a novel luciferase-like protein in the human female reproductive tract. (search in Pubmed this ID: 15531550). Of course, no bioluminescence activity was reporter, only a AMP-binding activity.
Usually, I chronicle new advances about reporter genes like luciferase and GFP at my blog: http://www.reportergene.com
the site needs some online coverage, please help me spreading the Verb!
-96well-
QUOTE (96well @ Nov 12 2008, 10:45 AM)
Usually, I chronicle new advances about reporter genes like luciferase and GFP at my blog: http://www.reportergene.com
the site needs some online coverage, please help me spreading the Verb!
the site needs some online coverage, please help me spreading the Verb!
why don't you post this info (and, maybe, a short description) in the "lab home pages and life science websites" forum?
-mdfenko-
QUOTE (96well @ Nov 12 2008, 07:45 AM)
Actually in 2004 a paper appeared in J Clin Endocrinol Metab, claiming the identification and characterization of a novel luciferase-like protein in the human female reproductive tract. (search in Pubmed this ID: 15531550). Of course, no bioluminescence activity was reporter, only a AMP-binding activity.
Usually, I chronicle new advances about reporter genes like luciferase and GFP at my blog: http://www.reportergene.com
the site needs some online coverage, please help me spreading the Verb!
Usually, I chronicle new advances about reporter genes like luciferase and GFP at my blog: http://www.reportergene.com
the site needs some online coverage, please help me spreading the Verb!
coooool ! thanks
-Curtis-