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I'm looking for transgenic drosophila lines of any of the following:
UAS-red fluorescent protein, UAS-cyan fluorescent protein, and UAS-yellow
fluorescent protein.  I would also welcome any advice or wisdom anyone might
have about using RFP, CFP, or YFP in fly tissues or for confocal microscopy.


Thanks,

Heather Duchow
Gavis Lab
Molecular Biology
Princeton University
hduchow@molbio.princeton.edu


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