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Green fluorescent protein as a novel tool to measure apoptosis and necrosis

Alessandro Strebel, Thomas Harr, Felix Bachmann, Marion Wernli, Peter Erb

Cytometry · 2001 · 72 citations · 19 references

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Abstract

The advantage of our GFP-based assay compared with other methods is the analysis of apoptosis or necrosis without the necessity for additional staining or washing steps, making it an ideal tool for screening apoptotic or necrotic stimuli.

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