genetically encoded reporters

What are Genetically Encoded Reporters?

Genetically encoded reporters are specific genes that are introduced into an organism’s genome to study various biological processes. These reporters produce proteins that can be easily detected and quantified, making them invaluable tools in histology and cell biology. Common examples include Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) and luciferase, which emit light and allow researchers to visualize cellular events in real-time.

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