Red fluorescent proteins (RFPs) represent an increasingly popular class of genetically
encodable bioprobes and biomarkers that can advance next‐generation breakthroughs …

Fluorescent proteins (FPs) are ubiquitous tools in research, yet their endogenous functions
in nature are poorly understood. In this work, we describe a combination of functions for FPs …

Fluorescent proteins (FPs) have become ubiquitous tools for biological research and
concomitantly they are intriguing molecules that are amenable to study with a wide range of …

Green‐to‐red photoconvertible fluorescent proteins (FPs) are vital biomimetic tools for
powerful techniques such as super‐resolution imaging. A unique Kaede‐type FP named the …

Photochromic fluorescent proteins (FPs) have proved to be indispensable luminous probes
for sophisticated and advanced bioimaging techniques. Among them, an interplay between …

Abstract mKate red-to-green photoconversion is a non-canonical type of
phototransformation in fluorescent proteins, with a poorly understood mechanism. We have …

Fluorescent proteins exhibit fluorescence and photoconversion, which are used to study
biological phenomena. Among these, enhanced green fluorescent protein (EGFP) emits …

Enhanced green fluorescence protein (EGFP) is a fluorescent tag commonly used in cellular
and biomedical applications. Surprisingly, some interesting photochemical properties of …

Photocycle in wild‐type green fluorescent protein (wt‐GFP) involves generation of a bright
fluorescent deprotonated chromophore from feebly fluorescent protonated form via excited …

Protein dynamics plays a key role in live cell functioning, stimulating the development of new
experimental techniques for studying protein transport phenomena. Here, we introduce a …