Far-red fluorescent proteins evolved from a blue chromoprotein from Actinia equina.
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Konstantin A Lukyanov | Dmitriy M Chudakov | Sergey Lukyanov | S. Lukyanov | D. Chudakov | K. Lukyanov | N. Gurskaya | N. Mudrik | Y. A. Labas | Y. Yanushevich | Yurii G Yanushevich | Nadya G Gurskaya | Yulii A Labas | Maria A Shkrob | Sergey Y Poponov | Nikolay N Mudrik | M. Shkrob | Y. Labas
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