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. 2011 Jan 15;124(Pt 2):157-60.
doi: 10.1242/jcs.072744.

Fluorescent proteins at a glance

Gert-Jan Kremers  1 , Sarah G Gilbert, Paula J Cranfill, Michael W Davidson, David W Piston
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Fluorescent proteins at a glance

Gert-Jan Kremers et al. J Cell Sci. .

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  • J Cell Sci. 2011 Aug 1;124(Pt 15):2676
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