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Tissue-Specific Split sfGFP System for Streamlined Expression of GFP Tagged Proteins in the
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Abstract
Identifying protein localization is a useful tool in analyzing protein function. Using GFP-fusion tags, researchers can study the function of endogenous proteins in living tissue. However, these tags are considerably large, making them difficult to insert, and they can potentially affect the normal function of these proteins. To improve on these drawbacks, we have adopted the split sfGFP system for studying the localization of proteins in the
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