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Creative Biogene

    Added on 12 October 2018
    New Report to Share The Specific Application of GFP Reporter Cell Lines Offered by Creative Biogene


    Creative Biogene, as a professional biotechnology organization, having established a large number of reporter stable cell lines suitable for multiple applications. In the studies of life science and biotechnology, the commonly used reporter genes are visually identifiable including green fluorescent protein (GFP), red fluorescent protein (RFP), luciferase, secreted alkaline phosphatase (SEAP) etc. This new report will focus on sharing the application of GFP offered by Creative Biogene.

    GFP has been considered as a marker for gene expression and protein targeting in intact cells. In biological research, it is widely used as a genetically encoded fluorescent marker. This fluorescent label enables multicolor labeling and is used to study protein-protein interactions. GFP and its derivatives with different colors can be used for a variety of applications, such as studying the function and organization of living systems in protein tags, examining gene expression and various biological options. GFP provides researchers with a rich palette of different spectral and biochemical characteristics of derivatives.

    The Application in Cell biology and biotechnology
    Since the advent of GFP (autofluorescent protein), whole living cells or organisms have been used as experimental systems in a wide range of fields (cell biology and biomedical). Since 1994, GFP has served as a scientist's agent in the field of biotechnology because it only requires oxygen and energy to function. Fluorescent proteins have become the first line of investigation in the infinite area. It is used in various applications of biotechnology, such as protein fusion, imaging whole organisms and transcription reporters.

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