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Biophysical characterization of natural and mutant fluorescent proteins cloned from zooxanthellate corals.

FEBS letters - 16 Jul 2004

Sun Yi, Castner Edward W, Lawson Catherine L, Falkowski Paul G

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Two novel colored fluorescent proteins were cloned and biophysically characterized from zooxanthellate corals (Anthozoa). A cyan fluorescent protein derived from the coral Montastrea cavernosa (mcCFP) is a trimeric complex with strong blue-shifted excitation and emission maxima at 432 and 477 nm, respectively. The native complex has a fluorescence lifetime of 2.66+/-0.01 ns and an inferred absolute quantum yield...

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PMID: 15251461
DOI: 10.1016/j.febslet.2004.06.043

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