Lox tdtomato
Lox-tdTomato is a fluorescent protein that is commonly used as a reporter for gene expression and protein localization studies. It is derived from the naturally occurring tdTomato protein, which exhibits bright red fluorescence. Lox-tdTomato contains a Lox recombination site, allowing for site-specific DNA recombination in various experimental systems.
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