緑のmEos4bのメカニズム的調査は,ダイナミックな長寿の暗黒状態を明らかにする

Elke De Zitter1, Jacqueline Ridard2, Daniel Thédié3

  • 1Department of Chemistry, KU Leuven, Heverlee 3001, Belgium.

まとめ

緑色から赤色に変換可能な光タンパク質 (PCFP) は,染色体イソメリゼーションにより,ダイナミックなダーク状態を示す. これは顕微鏡データの品質に影響し,H結合パターンがPCFPおよび可逆的に切り替え可能な光タンパク質 (RSFP) のスイッチング効率に影響します.

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