Real-time imaging of gene expression in single living cells

Guy A. Rutter; Helen J. Kennedy; Christopher D. Wood; Michael R H White; Jeremy M. Tavaré

Real-time imaging of gene expression in single living cells

Guy A. Rutter, Helen J. Kennedy, Christopher D. Wood, Michael R H White, Jeremy M. Tavaré

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Abstract

Recent advances in reporter gene technologies are now allowing us to image gene transcription at the single cell level, using either fluorescence or luminescence microscopy. Here, the basis of these techniques is outlined and their advantages and disadvantages in various biological systems are discussed.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	R285-R290
Journal	Chemistry and Biology
Volume	5
Issue number	11
Publication status	Published - Nov 1998

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