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Directed molecular evolution to design advanced red fluorescent proteins.


ABSTRACT: Fluorescent proteins have become indispensable imaging tools for biomedical research. Continuing progress in fluorescence imaging, however, requires probes with additional colors and properties optimized for emerging techniques. Here we summarize strategies for development of red-shifted fluorescent proteins. We discuss possibilities for knowledge-based rational design based on the photochemistry of fluorescent proteins and the position of the chromophore in protein structure. We consider advances in library design by mutagenesis, protein expression systems and instrumentation for high-throughput screening that should yield improved fluorescent proteins for advanced imaging applications.

SUBMITTER: Subach FV 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4439098 | biostudies-literature | 2011 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Directed molecular evolution to design advanced red fluorescent proteins.

Subach Fedor V FV   Piatkevich Kiryl D KD   Verkhusha Vladislav V VV  

Nature methods 20111129 12


Fluorescent proteins have become indispensable imaging tools for biomedical research. Continuing progress in fluorescence imaging, however, requires probes with additional colors and properties optimized for emerging techniques. Here we summarize strategies for development of red-shifted fluorescent proteins. We discuss possibilities for knowledge-based rational design based on the photochemistry of fluorescent proteins and the position of the chromophore in protein structure. We consider advanc  ...[more]

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