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Cyan Thermal Proteins Derived From Thermal Green Protein.

Proteins - 1 Nov 2025

Jurkowski Acacia, Sitapara Dhruv, Brown Austin, Ball Samantha, Norman Trey, Jones Anastasia, Gilbert Jessica, Criblez Taryn, Yates Andrew, Bansal Shiv, DeVore Natasha M

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Thermal green protein (TGP) is a consensus derived green fluorescent protein designed with extreme thermostability, high pH and chemical stability, as well as high quantum yield for use in more severe conditions. Our goal is to design a cyan version of TGP that maintains these characteristics. We were able to shift the fluorescence wavelength of TGP from green to cyan creating CTP 0.0 by incorporating a single...

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PMID: 40536281
DOI: 10.1002/prot.70003

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