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Genetically encoded FRET sensors using a fluorescent unnatural amino acid as a FRET donor

Ko et al., 2016

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2605427530612104815
Author
Ko W
Kim S
Lee S
Jo K
Lee H
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Rsc Advances

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FRET sensors based on fluorescent proteins have been powerful tools for probing protein– protein interactions and structural changes within proteins. However, they are intrinsically limited by their large size and the requirement for N-or C-terminal fusions. In this report, a …
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