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Infrared fluorescent proteins
Hunting for new fluorescent proteins in the coral reefs of the Caribbean and Australia is a task that a lucky few researchers have managed to get funding for. Scuba diving in some of the world’s… more →
Brain Windows
Principles of Fluorescence Techniques
aszerdi wrote 3 weeks ago: The Fluorescence Education Center, also referred to as the Fluorescence Foundation, will host two co … more →
4th CeBiTec Symposium: BioImaging
aszerdi wrote 1 month ago: Microscopy has contributed immensely to the development of modern biology since 1665 when Robert Hoo … more →
Friday Five 6/5/09 - Vision Restored, Laughing Monkeys, and Green Babies
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Rabiah Mayas wrote 1 month ago: The first week of June is almost over, and the weather is finally starting to warm up (and soon we … more →
Infrared fluorescent proteins
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andrewhires wrote 2 months ago: Hunting for new fluorescent proteins in the coral reefs of the Caribbean and Australia is a task tha … more →
Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP)
Mark wrote 2 months ago: Green fluorescent Protein (GFP) is a protein from jellyfish commonly used as a marker in biotechnolo … more →
Live Cell Imaging at Double the Resolution
aszerdi wrote 2 months ago: A team of researchers of the University of Georgia (UGA) and the University of California, San Franc … more →
Protein fluoresen hijau menangkan Hadiah Nobel Kimia 2008
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hamonanganrs wrote 2 months ago: Artikel spesial mengenai Protein Fluoresen.. Hadiah Nobel 2008 di bidang Kimia telah dianugerahkan k … more →
Green Fluorescent Protein or GFP
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balintblaszlo wrote 4 months ago: Green lights in the dark When someone first shows up in our lab, the prime goal I set up for hi … more →
Symposium : A Revolution in Fluorescence Imaging
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andrewhires wrote 5 months ago: This coming Tuesday and Wednesday (Feb 17th & 18th) at UCSD, there will be a symposium honorin … more →
Around the Bio Blogs
graemefielder wrote 5 months ago: Yali Friedman, the author of Building Biotechnology has recently launched his biotechnology teachin … more →
Preview : Structure of G-CaMP2
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andrewhires wrote 7 months ago: A high-resolution crystal structure of the genetically-encoded calcium indicator G-CaMP2 would aid i … more →
Kin Discrimination and the Social Amoeba
Michael Hawkins wrote 7 months ago: Research recently published in PLoS Biology indicates that amoebas which are close to starvation wil … more →
Some interesting posters @ SfN
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andrewhires wrote 8 months ago: Here’s a few posters that caught my eye at SfN. Click the meeting planner for the full abstra … more →
Achy Breaky...Neck
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thisblogisyourblog wrote 8 months ago: Today, I was in lab from 9AM to 11:00PM. No joke. I did a big transformation experiment; details w … more →
This Week's BioBites: computers can predict your age... and drunkenness!
lucyq wrote 9 months ago: These days, biology is getting bigger and bigger. Instead of studying one gene, we can sequence who … more →
Jellyfish, worms and research revolutions
speakingofresearch wrote 9 months ago: At first glance the jellyfish Aequorea victoria seems an unlikely candidate to spark a revolution in … more →
2008 Nobel Prizes for Science...
markdowe wrote 9 months ago: From the desk of MD RESEARCH PRIZES FOR HIV, CANCER, SYMMETRY & FLUORESCENT PROTEIN THIS YEARS N … more →
Chemistry Nobel prize winners make proteins pretty
scientiste wrote 9 months ago: Okay, maybe that’s a bit besides the point, but it’s true. The three Nobel prize winners … more →
Nobel Wednesday: A Glowing Green Light
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heatherselby wrote 9 months ago: Did you know that if you attach a green fluorescent protein, GFP for short, to another protein in a … more →
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