ArticleMethods in molecular biology (Clifton, N.J.)2023
Using FPbase: The Fluorescent Protein Database.
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Abstract
FPbase is a database of fluorescent proteins and their characteristics and a set of online tools that facilitate searching the database and performing experiments with fluorescent probes. This chapter serves as a general reference for using and searching the database and a guide to some of the more commonly used tools including the spectra viewer, custom microscope pages, and FRET calculator. Important caveats when evaluating the data are also discussed.
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