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Volume 4 Issue 9, September 2007

Artistic interpretation by Erin Boyle of a Katushka fluorescent protein expression in a Xenopus laevis frog bearing the Katushka transgene under the control of a cardiac actin promoter. Protein structure representation is derived from the related protein egFP611. Frog image provided by Konstantin Lukyanov and Andrey Zaraisky.

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