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Monday, January 16, 2006

A True GFP Artist

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The Nagy lab has been making very impressive GFP mice for years. They focus on using transgenic mice and embryonic stem cells to better understand development and genetic disease. Check out the massive library of flurorescent mice made by the Nagy Lab and their colleagues. Each one uses an inducible promoter to permanently activate the fluorescent marker. Very handy. If you have library access, pull Dr. Nagy’s latest review article in Development 2005 Dec;132(23):5130-2.

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