May 2, 2008
Cal Berkeley Researchers Create 'Glow-In-The-Dark' Fish
“Most people think of carbohydrates as food, but the surface of any cell in our body is adorned with a ton of sugars as well as proteins that allow cells to communicate with other cells and invading pathogens”
The novel method of fluorescently tagging the sugar chains, or carbohydrates, that coat cells is a new tool for those studying development in the zebrafish, a laboratory organism popular because its transparent ... via NBC11.com
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