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Engineering, design and selection of fluorescence-activating proteins for advanced imaging and biosensing.

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Title: Engineering, design and selection of fluorescence-activating proteins for advanced imaging and biosensing.
Authors: Hajji, Lina El1 (AUTHOR), Gautier, Arnaud2 (AUTHOR)
Source: PEDS: Protein Engineering, Design & Selection. 2025, Vol. 38, p1-8. 8p.
Subjects: Protein engineering, Biosensors, Fluorophores, Fluorescent proteins
Abstract: Fluorescence-activating proteins (FAP) have emerged as a novel class of genetically encoded tools for fluorescence-based protein imaging, complementing the existing toolkit consisting of fluorescent proteins and self-labeling tags. FAP have the ability to bind and activate the fluorescence of small molecules, called fluorogens, that are otherwise non-fluorescent, allowing protein localization with high specificity and little background. In this review, we present the engineering of FAP and FAP-based reporters from various protein scaffolds, focusing on the different strategies implemented to design and engineer their properties for specific biological imaging applications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Fluorescence-activating proteins (FAP) have emerged as a novel class of genetically encoded tools for fluorescence-based protein imaging, complementing the existing toolkit consisting of fluorescent proteins and self-labeling tags. FAP have the ability to bind and activate the fluorescence of small molecules, called fluorogens, that are otherwise non-fluorescent, allowing protein localization with high specificity and little background. In this review, we present the engineering of FAP and FAP-based reporters from various protein scaffolds, focusing on the different strategies implemented to design and engineer their properties for specific biological imaging applications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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