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Generating and Evaluating New Chemigenetic Fluorescent Biosensors for Protein Kinase A Based on Synthetic Organic Fluorophores.

2027 · Methods in molecular biology · Vol 3101, pp. 187-199 · 0 citations
Medicine

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This chapter provides a practical workflow for the implementation of intensity-based chemigenetic biosensors, centered around the HaloAKAR2.1 scaffold, a biosensor for protein kinase A activity.

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