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Kohinoor Fast-switching photoswitchable fluorescent protein useful for fluorescence nanoscopy. View
Kusabira-Orange Kusabira-Orange fluorescent protein. View
LanYFP Tetrameric yellow fluorescent protein from Branchiostoma lanceolatum, also known as blFP-Y3. View
LSSmKate1 mKate derivative with a large Stokes shift, suitable for two-photon microscopy. View
LSSmKate2 mKate derivative with a large Stokes shift, suitable for two-photon microscopy. View
LSSmOrange Monomeric orange fluorescent protein with a large Stokes shift, derived from mOrange. View
mAmetrine Yellow fluorescent protein with a large Stokes shift, excitable with violet light. Derived from EGFP. View
mAmetrine1.1 Yellow fluorescent protein with a large Stokes shift, excitable with violet light. Derived from EGFP. More photostable than the original mAmetrine. View
mApple Photostable monomeric derivative of DsRed. View
mAzami-Green Monomeric variant of Azami-Green fluorescent protein. View
mBaoJin Bright and photostable monomeric green fluorescent protein derived from StayGold. View
mCardinal Far-red fluorescent protein derived from mNeptune, with further red-shifted spectra. View
mCarmine Monomeric far-red fluorescent protein with favorable expression and pKa properties and with peak emission at 675 nm. View
mCerulean Enhanced monomeric variant of CFP. View
mCherry Monomeric derivative of DsRed fluorescent protein. View
mCherry2 Derivative of the monomeric red fluorescent protein mCherry. View
mCherry2C mCherry derivative in which the N- and C-termini have been modified to reduce cytotoxicity. View
mClavGR2 Monomeric photoconvertible green-to-red fluorescent protein derived from Clavularia cyan FP. View
mClover2 Monomeric derivative of the bright green-yellow fluorescent protein Clover. View
mClover3 Bright green-yellow monomeric fluorescent protein derived from mClover2, with improved photostability. View