Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Fluorescent proteins are a useful tool in the biomedical scientist's toolbox because,
a.they can be detected by flow cytometry
b.none of the above
c.they can be used to tag and track proteins
d.they can come in a variety of colors
e.all of the above
f.they can be combined with a variety of imaging methods
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