Green Fluo. Prot.
William J. Buikema
wjb1 at ellis.uchicago.edu
Thu Jan 19 18:33:50 EST 1995
I've got GFP working well in Anabaena cells, a filamentous cyanobacteria. At
low levels of expression it works well, and can be easily visualized in
a microscope. Moderate to high level expression is rather toxic, although
it takes the cells a while to die, so that it is possible to see very
brightly fluorescing cells. I think the toxicity may have something to
do with interference with photosynthesis, but it's just a guess at this
point.
Bill
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