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An Optimized Bioluminescent Lantern for RNA Imaging
A complete understanding of RNA dynamics requires methods to continuously image transcripts in living systems. We recently developed a panel of bioluminescent tools for multiplexed RNA detection, comprising luciferase fragments fused to RNA-binding proteins (RNA lanterns). The RNA lanterns assembled
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