Green fluorescent protein is superior to blue fluorescent protein as a quantitative reporter of promoter activity in E-coli.

James L. Lissemore; Joshua Bays; Molly Calvey; Lucas Reineke; Anne Colaviagianni; Melissa Tscheiner; David P Mascotti

Green fluorescent protein is superior to blue fluorescent protein as a quantitative reporter of promoter activity in E-coli.

James L. Lissemore
, Joshua Bays
, Molly Calvey
, Lucas Reineke
, Anne Colaviagianni
, Melissa Tscheiner
, David P Mascotti

John Carroll University

John Carroll University

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Original language	American English
Journal	Molecular Biology Reports
Volume	36
Issue number	5
State	Published - May 2009

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Biochemistry

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