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Project description
mKeima
Red fluorescent protein, GFP-like protein, derived from the stony coral Montipora sp.
Initially developed for single-laser fluorescence
cross-correlation spectroscopy (FCCS) by
Takako Kogure, Satoshi Karasawa, Toshi
Araki, Kenta Siato, Masataka Kinjo and
Atsushi Miyawaki; (Nature Biotech
24, 577 - 581 (2006)
Chromoprotein from the GFP
family was first found in sea
Anemonia sulcata.
Their biological functions are still
poorly understood, but is thought
act as photoprotective layer
Nature Biotechnology 24, 577 - 581 (2006)
Cph8
Part I
Results
Part II
Results
Part III
Results
