Gowozilla@lemmy.blahaj.zone
on 04 Jan 18:53
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Bruh I had to look this up and like the gene is responsible for a green glow in creatures when exposed to blue to ultraviolet light. That being said, I don’t get the joke. Is this like this gene shows up in a lot of things on earth? Like how everything becomes a crab or a worm?
ornery_chemist@mander.xyz
on 04 Jan 19:04
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GFP is often combined with other genes of interest in biotech to provide an easy way to check whether the genes of interest are successfully incorporated/active. Glowy cells = successful, dark = unsuccessful/inactive. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reporter_gene
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Bruh I had to look this up and like the gene is responsible for a green glow in creatures when exposed to blue to ultraviolet light. That being said, I don’t get the joke. Is this like this gene shows up in a lot of things on earth? Like how everything becomes a crab or a worm?
GFP is often combined with other genes of interest in biotech to provide an easy way to check whether the genes of interest are successfully incorporated/active. Glowy cells = successful, dark = unsuccessful/inactive. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reporter_gene
Is this going to be on the test?
It WAS on the test, yesterday.
My GFP is not bussin, chat.
Ooooooooooh thanks
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