Analysis of mRNA coupled to enhanced green fluorescent protein by RP and IEX

contributed by YMC | 12/01/2022

Oligonucleotides are important in genetic testing, research and forensics. For quite some time now, oligonucleotide-based approaches have been developed for different pharmaceutical applications. To monitor the temporal and dimensional spreading of oligonucleotides or proteins, they can be coupled to enhanced green fluorescent protein (EGFP).

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